symbol denoting the empty set
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How can I type the null sign?
notation - What is the mathematical symbol for "nothing"? - Mathematics Stack Exchange
What letter is the empty set symbol ∅ to you?
Do ∅ and Φ both mean null set in set theory?
Another suggestion is you can also type: Alt + 0216.
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Dan
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Method 1:
The ∅ symbol can be entered by going into "Symbols", choose "Mathematical Characters" and from the dropdown "Subset".
Method 2:
Type 2205 and then press "Alt + X".
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Dan
This is sufficiently rare, and handled in sufficiently many different ways, that you should always state explicitly how you're treating it. In my experience, the most common symbols are:
,
,
or similar on the more computer-sciencey side, and
or
on the more logicy side.
- Note that "
" is also used to denote contradiction, and "
" is also used as a predicate to denote "is undefined" or "doesn't halt" with "
" denoting "is defined"/"does halt."
- Note that "
But again, I'd explicitly state which you're using - although admittedly multiple of these would almost certainly make it obvious from context.
You can use some kind of Many-valued logic, but you said you want to put it simply. In SQL there is 3-valued logic with "null"/"unknown", for example.