\gvertneqq - LaTeX Symbol

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\gvertneqq

The symbol \gvertneqq is used to denote a strict inequality where one quantity is not only greater than another but also not equal to it. It is a negated relation symbol that combines the greater-than symbol with a negation of equality.

Examples

x  y

Indicates that x is greater than y and x is not equal to y.

x \gvertneqq y

a^{2}  b^{2}

Shows that the square of a is greater than and not equal to the square of b.

a^2 \gvertneqq b^2

f (x)  g (x)

Represents that the function f(x) is greater than and not equal to the function g(x) for certain values of x.

f(x) \gvertneqq g(x)