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     tdefine ciplus % "+O" % ndefine ciplus % O+ % tdefine citimes
     % "xO" % ndefine citimes % Ox % tdefine =wig % "=9~89~8" % ndefine
     =wig % ="~" % tdefine bigstar % "+x" % ndefine bigstar % X|- %
     tdefine =dot % "=8.9" % ndefine =dot % = dot % tdefine orsign %
     "\\//" % ndefine orsign % \/ % tdefine andsign % "//\\" % nde-
     fine andsign % /\ % tdefine =del % "=8W" % ndefine =del % = to
     DELTA % tdefine oppA % "\\//----" % ndefine oppA % V- % tdefine oppE
     %"-8-8-9 ||" % ndefine oppE % E/ % tdefine incl % "|-9--" % ndefine incl
     % C_ % tdefine nomem % "/" % ndefine nomem % C-/ % tdefine
     angstrom % "A8o9" % ndefine angstrom % A to o % tdefine star %{
     roman "9*8"}% ndefine star % * % tdefine || % || % tdefine
     <wig % "<9~8" % ndefine <wig %{ < from "~" }% tdefine >wig %
     ">9~8" % ndefine >wig %{ > from "~" }% tdefine langle % "8/99\8" %
     ndefine langle %<% tdefine rangle % "8\99/8" % ndefine rangle %>%
     tdefine hbar % "h8_9" % ndefine hbar % h8-9 % ndefine ppd % _| %
     tdefine ppd % "_|" % tdefine <-> % "<-->" % ndefine <-> % "<--
     >" % tdefine <=> % "<= =>" % ndefine <=> % "<=>" % tdefine |< %
     "<|" % ndefine |< % <| % tdefine |> % ">|" % ndefine |> % |> %
     tdefine ang % "/_" % ndefine ang % /_ % tdefine rang % "|_" %
     ndefine rang % L % tdefine 3dot % "8.9.9." % ndefine 3dot % .8.8.99 %
     tdefine thf % ".8.9." % ndefine thf % ..8.9 % tdefine quarter %
     roman 1/4 % ndefine quarter % 1/4 % tdefine 3quarter % roman
     3/4 % ndefine 3quarter % 3/4 % tdefine degree % 8o9 % ndefine
     degree % nothing sup o % tdefine square % [] % ndefine
     square % [] % tdefine circle % O % ndefine circle % O % tde-
     fine blot % "[]" % ndefine blot % HIX % tdefine bullet % o+ %
     ndefine bullet % oxe % tdefine -wig % "=~" % ndefine -wig % -
     to "~" % tdefine wig % 9~8 % ndefine wig % "~" % tdefine prop
     %  % ndefine prop % oc % tdefine empty %  % ndefine empty %
     O/ % tdefine member %  % ndefine member % C- % tdefine cup % U
     % ndefine cup % U % define cap %  % define subset %  %
     define supset %  % define !subset %  % define !supset %  %

NAME
     eqnchar - special character definitions for eqn

SYNOPSIS
     eqn /usr/public/eqnchar [ files ] | troff [ options ]

     neqn /usr/public/eqnchar [ files ] | nroff [ options ]

DESCRIPTION
     _E_q_n_c_h_a_r contains _t_r_o_f_f and _n_r_o_f_f character definitions for
     constructing characters that are not available on the
     Graphic Systems typesetter.  These definitions are primarily
     intended for use with _e_q_n and _n_e_q_n.  It contains definitions
     for the following characters

     "ciplus"  ciplus      "||"      ||         "square"  square
     "citimes" citimes     "langle"  langle     "circle"  circle
     "wig"     wig         "rangle"  rangle     "blot"    blot
     "-wig"    -wig        "hbar"    hbar       "bullet"  bullet

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     ">wig"    >wig        "ppd"     ppd        "prop"    prop
     "<wig"    <wig        "<->"     <->        "empty"   empty
     "=wig"    =wig        "<=>"     <=>        "member"  member
     "star"    star        "|"       |<         "nomem"   nomem
     "bigstar" bigstar     "|>"      |>         "cup"     cup
     "=dot"    =dot        "ang"     ang        "cap"     cap
     "orsign"  orsign      "rang"    rang       "incl"    incl
     "andsign" andsign     "3dot"    3dot       "subset"  subset
     "=del"    =del        "thf"     thf        "supset"  supset
     "oppA"    oppA        "quarter" quarter    "!subset" !subset
     "oppE"    oppE        "3quarter"           3quarter  "!supset"!supset
     "angstrom"            angstrom  "degree"   degree

FILES
     /usr/public/eqnchar

SEE ALSO
     eqn(1), troff(1)
     /usr/public/eqnSyms additional _e_q_n symbols.

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