\BumpeqThe \Bumpeq command in LaTeX is used to represent a specific type of mathematical relation known as the 'bump' relation. It is visually similar to the equals sign but with a small bump in the middle, indicating a nuanced or approximate equality often used in mathematical proofs or theoretical discussions.
Indicates that x is approximately or bump-equal to y, often used in theoretical contexts.
x \Bumpeq yUsed to show that two functions are approximately equal over a certain domain.
f(x) \Bumpeq g(x)Represents an approximate equality in the context of a modified Pythagorean theorem.
a^2 + b^2 \Bumpeq c^2