Jim
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>any one know what this symbol means? Just a less than sign with two
>lines under it? Is there any diffrence between this and a normal
>less-than-or-equal-to sign with only one line?
no; same thing
bob
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It is the same.
E. Landau, an early 20th century
author from Germany, uses this
notation in his books.
>any one know what this symbol means? Just a less than sign with two
>lines under it? Is there any diffrence between this and a normal
>less-than-or-equal-to sign with only one line? Let me know.
>
>Jim
As far as I know, it just means less than or equal to just as the
symbol with one line does
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