OMS encoding

OMS (aka TeX math symbol) is a 7-bit TeX encoding developed by Donald E. Knuth.[1] It encodes mathematical symbols with variable sizes like for capital Pi notation, brackets, braces and radicals.

Character set

OMS[2]

	_0	_1	_2	_3	_4	_5	_6	_7	_8	_9	_A	_B	_C	_D	_E	_F
0_	− 2212	⋅ 22C5	× 00D7	∗ 2217	÷ 00F7	⋄ 22C4	± 00B1	∓ 2213	⊕ 2295	⊖ 2296	⊗ 2297	⊘ 2298	⊙ 2299	○ 25CB	∘ 2218	∙ 2219
1_	≍ 224D	≡ 2261	⊆ 2286	⊇ 2287	≤ 2264	≥ 2265	≼ 227C	≽ 227D	∼ 223C	≈ 2248	⊂ 2282	⊃ 2283	≪ 226A	≫ 226B	≺ 227A	≻ 227B
2_	← 2190	→ 2192	↑ 2191	↓ 2193	↔ 2194	↗ 2197	↘ 2198	≃ 2243	⇐ 21D0	⇒ 21D2	⇑ 21D1	⇓ 21D3	⇔ 21D4	↖ 2196	↙ 2199	∝ 221D
3_	′ 2032	∞ 221E	∈ 2208	∋ 220B	△ 25B3	▽ 25BD	̸ 0338	̍ 030D	∀ 2200	∃ 2203	¬ 00AC	∅ 2205	ℜ 211C	ℑ 2111	⊤ 22A4	⊥ 22A5
4_	ℵ 2135	𝒜 1D49C	ℬ 212C	𝒞 1D49E	𝒟 1D49F	ℰ 2130	ℱ 2131	𝒢 1D4A2	ℋ 210B	ℐ 2110	𝒥 1D4A5	𝒦 1D4A6	ℒ 2112	ℳ 2133	𝒩 1D4A9	𝒪 1D4AA
5_	𝒫 1D4AB	𝒬 1D4AC	ℛ 211B	𝒮 1D4AE	𝒯 1D4AF	𝒰 1D4B0	𝒱 1D4B1	𝒲 1D4B2	𝒳 1D4B3	𝒴 1D4B4	𝒵 1D4B5	∪ 222A	∩ 2229	⊎ 228E	∧ 2227	∨ 2228
6_	⊢ 22A2	⊣ 22A3	⌊ 230A	⌋ 230B	⌈ 2308	⌉ 2309	{ 007B	} 007D	⟨ 27E8	⟩ 27E9	∣ 2223	∥ 2225	↕ 2195	⇕ 21D5	∖ 2216	≀ 2240
7_	√ 221A	∐ 2210	∇ 2207	∫ 222B	⊔ 2294	⊓ 2293	⊑ 2291	⊒ 2292	§ 00A7	† 2020	‡ 2021	¶ 00B6	♣ 2663	♢ 2662	♡ 2661	♠ 2660

  Letter   Number   Punctuation   Symbol   Other   Undefined

See also

• OML encoding
• OT1 encoding

References

1. Knuth, Donald E. (May 1989). The TEXbook (PDF). Computers & Typesetting. A (Eight printing ed.). p. 431.
2. Mittelbach, Frank; Fairbairns, Robin; Lemberg, Werner (2016-02-18) [1995]. "LATEX font encodings" (PDF). LATEX3 Project Team. p. 33. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2017-07-10. Retrieved 2017-07-10.