Perpendicular (⟂, ⫫) and Not Perpendicular (⟂̸) symbol in LaTeX
In this tutorial, I will show you how to get Perpendicular, Double Perpendicular, and Not Perpendicular symbols in a LaTeX document.
The following table lists the default commands and output of these symbols. take a look.
Name | Command | Output |
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Perpendicular | \perp | ![]() |
Not Perpendicular | \not\perp | ![]() |
Double Perpendicular | \perp\!\!\!\!\perp | ![]() |
\documentclass{article} \begin{document} $$\verb|X\perp Y| \rightarrow X\perp Y$$ $$\verb|X\not\perp Y| \rightarrow X\not\perp Y$$ $$\verb|X\perp\!\!\!\!\perp Y| \rightarrow X\perp\!\!\!\!\perp Y$$ \end{document}
Output:
Not Perpendicular with other packages
A lot of packages provide commands to get different styles of Not Perpendicular symbols.
Package | Command | Output |
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None | \not\perp | ![]() |
MnSymbol | \nperp | ![]() |
MnSymbol | \not\perp | ![]() |
mathabx | \notperp | ![]() |
mathabx | \not\perp | ![]() |
fdsymbol | \nperp | ![]() |
fdsymbol | \not\perp | ![]() |
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