What Is the Greek Symbol Used for Differentiation in Multivariable Calculus?

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Hello all,
unfortunately I'm seeking help because I can't remember the name of a greek symbol from multivariable/vector calculus. \delta i think this is the correct one. it looks like a d with the tail cut off, and is used for denoting a specific differentiation of a variable amongst multiple variables. thank you very much.
 
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I think you want \partial
 
It's TeX code is \partial, and I've seen it called "curly-d" but I believe it is the italic lower-case "dey" from the Cyrillic alphabet.

--Elucidus
 
i thought it was something along the lines of nabla
 
Nabla is this: \nabla
 

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