Found with Windows 11 Character Map utility:
· º ÷ Θ Φ ƒ Σ μ ₁ ₀ ₂ ≈ ≤ ≠ ≥ √ ≡ ∞ ꜛ ϖ ± ² ⁿ ³ ⁺ ⁻ ⁽⁾feel free to add more...
Copy and paste as required, see below:
EV=log₂(N²/t) where EV=exposure value, N=ƒ/number and t=shutter time
P.S. On this site, Greek letter pi above renders wrong ϖ , found this instead: π
Hm=(π/4)·0.823·L·t/N² derived from ISO SOS definition where Hm = mean exposure lux-sec and L = scene luminance cd/m²
There are more (like ∛ or ∰): www.compart.com/en/unicode/category/Sm :)
Good link, Arvo, thanks!
I like it that when I click on any character, it gets placed after the cursor in the editor that I have open, voila æ µ ¿ é £
Thanks Arvo, an easy to see and decipher web page...
Many times I have painfully used winders charmap to find some math symbol, only to see it display differently depending on the font.
I had seen the odd uni-code table of symbols but often they were in such a small font the symbols seemed to blur together.
Thought experiment : What does ≉ 'Not almost equal to' equate to?
