\succapprox - LaTeX Symbol

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\succapprox

The symbol \succapprox is used in mathematical notation to denote that one quantity is approximately greater than another. It is a relational operator that combines the concepts of 'greater than' and 'approximately equal to'. This symbol is often used in contexts where precision is not absolute, and an approximate comparison is sufficient.

Examples

x ⪸ y

Indicates that x is approximately greater than y.

x \succapprox y

a^{2} ⪸ b^{2}

Shows that the square of a is approximately greater than the square of b.

a^2 \succapprox b^2

f (x) ⪸ g (x)

Used to express that the function f(x) is approximately greater than the function g(x) for certain values of x.

f(x) \succapprox g(x)