Why Nabla Symbol Not Listed Under Math Symbols

Thread starter Dave's Haarp
Start date Sep 18, 2003
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Nabla Symbol Symbols

Sep 18, 2003

Dave's Haarp

Under the list of math symbols, nabla doesn't show up (the upside down triangle).
Why is that?

I just use &#9660 instead.

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