Set Notations in LaTeX

Last Updated : 20 Jun, 2020

Set notation –
In set theory and its applications to logic, mathematics, and computer science, set-builder notation is a mathematical notation for describing a set by enumerating its elements or stating the properties that its members must satisfy.

For example, empty set is represented as $\varnothing$ .

So Let’s see the latex code of Set Notations one by one.

Set notation and their Latex Code :

TERM	SYMBOL	LATEX
1. empty set	$\varnothing$	\varnothing
2. set of natural numbers	$\mathbb{N}$	\mathbb{N}
3. set of integers	$\mathbb{Z}$	\mathbb{Z}
4. set of rational numbers	$\mathbb{Q}$	\mathbb{Q}
5. set of algebraic numbers	$\mathbb{A}$	\mathbb{A}
6. set of real numbers	$\mathbb{R}$	\mathbb{R}
7. set of complex numbers	$\mathbb{C}$	\mathbb{C}
8. is member of	$\in$	]\in
9. is not member of	$\notin$	\notin
10. owns (has member)	$\ni$	\ni
11. is proper subset of	$\subset$	\subset
12. is subset of	$\subseteq$	\subseteq
13. is proper superset of	$\supset$	\supset
14. is superset of	$\supseteq$	\supseteq
15. set union	$\cup$	\cup
15. set intersection	$\cap$	\cap

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