\curlyeqsucc

The symbol \curlyeqsucc is used in mathematical logic and order theory to denote a relation that is a combination of 'curly' (or approximate) equality and a succeeding order. It is often used to express that one element is approximately greater than or equal to another, or that it succeeds another in a non-strict sense.

Examples

Element 'a' is approximately greater than or equal to element 'b'.

a \curlyeqsucc b

The sum of squares of x and y is approximately greater than or equal to the square of z.

x^2 + y^2 \curlyeqsucc z^2

Function f(x) is approximately greater than or equal to function g(x) for all x.

f(x) \curlyeqsucc g(x)