Is there a symbol for indicating one vector space is a subspace of another?

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Hi all,

I was just wondering, is there is a particular symbol to say V is a subspace of W?

I suppose V\subsetW works if I describe each (sub)space in set notation first, but I was wondering what I could use if I don't state W or V as a particular set?

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This depends on which author you read. I think most don't have a notation for it. I always use V\leq W however...
 
My experience is that everybody agrees V \leq W is the notation, but nobody bothers using it
 
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