Need help figuring what this symbol means

[mhgl]

It's a line through two half circles. Specifically:

Imagine about 40% of the bottom of a circle above about 40% of the top of a circle with a little space between them and then a vertical line starting above the circles and going through the middle of each circle and then finishing a little below the bottom circle. The end result looks a bit like a stick figure withour a head.

Any ideas?

 

[Evo]

It's a line through two half circles. Specifically:

Imagine about 40% of the bottom of a circle above about 40% of the top of a circle with a little space between them and then a vertical line starting above the circles and going through the middle of each circle and then finishing a little below the bottom circle. The end result looks a bit like a stick figure withour a head.

Any ideas?

Where are you getting this from? Please post the source.

 

[mhgl]

It was a facebook post with no reference to it's origin. sorry

 

[Evo]

It was a facebook post with no reference to it's origin. sorry

So, it's meaningless. Sorry. Just because someone posts nonsense doesn't mean it deserves any thought.

 

[mhgl]

I suppose if I had the source I would not need help/ Thanks anyways ...

 

[Evo]

I suppose if I had the source I would not need help/ Thanks anyways ...

People post nonsense, don't spend time on it.

 

[micromass]

Is it this symbol? http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/11/119.html

 

[I_am_learning]

Makes me think its Φ.

 

[Evo]

Is it this symbol? http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/11/119.html

That sounds like it.

 

[lisab]

Is it this symbol? http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/11/119.html

By Jupiter! I think you got it, micro !

 

[mhgl]

micromass and Evo - YES - you both got it. Thank you SO much!

 

[Evo]

micromass and Evo - YES - you both got it. Thank you SO much!

No, Micro got it. (he's really smart)

 

[micromass]

But evo is the google queen!

 

[mathal]

Makes me think its Φ.

Also. The symbol represented orthogonality and ,apparently with 'Finale' diagonally, a minor seventh flat 5 - half diminished chord- (the 4 note chord (1-3-5-7) of the seventh note of a major scale). {in C B-D-F-A) .
Not that that has anything to do with physics- even though many physics professors are avid musicians. (Not to mention many physics (and other) devotees here. mathal