How do you write a strict subset symbol in latex?

Well I had a go but couldn't find how to do it.

 

I can certainly draw the symbols in MathType, but it won't create Tex from them, although it will create a pastable entry for Wiki and Google.

[math] \subsetneq [/math]

 

All from here - The Comprehensive Latex symbol list its a direct link to a 4.2megabyte pdf with everything

 

Table 86: AMS Subset and Superset Relations

\nsubseteq

\subseteqq

\supsetneqq

\nsupseteq

\subsetneq

\varsubsetneq

\nsupseteqq

\subsetneqq

\varsubsetneqq

\sqsubset

\Supset

\varsupsetneq

\sqsupset

\supseteqq

\varsupsetneqq

\Subset

\supsetneq

[tex]\A subseteq B[/tex]

 

So how do these work then please?

we use the tags [math] [/math]

Done it. Thanks

 

[math]A \varsubsetneq B[/math]

 

{math]A \varsubsetneq B[/math}

 

change the outer brackets back to square

Edited July 2, 201213 yr by studiot

quick latex protips

 

1.. you can always see how another member has implemented latex by clicking on the formula - this should bring up a little box with the code

 

2.. to put a latex code in plainsight (without need for banjaxing it somehow) you can use the noparse tags.

 

[math]A \varsubsetneq B[/math] is given by

[math]A \varsubsetneq B[/math]