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superset proper of icon

Phosphor · superset-proper-of · MIT

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The Phosphor superset proper of icon depicts the mathematical symbol for a proper superset, often used in financial or data contexts to indicate a relationship where one set contains all elements of another set, plus at least one additional element.

Common uses

  • Indicating a strict subset relationship in data filtering.
  • Representing a hierarchical financial structure.
  • Visualizing set theory concepts in educational tools.

Use it in React

Install
npm i @phosphor-icons/react
Import & render
import { SupersetProperOf } from '@phosphor-icons/react';

<SupersetProperOf size={24} />

Styles

Phosphor ships this icon in 6 styles — each its own import:

regular
<SupersetProperOf size={24} />
thin
<SupersetProperOf size={24} weight="thin" />
light
<SupersetProperOf size={24} weight="light" />
bold
<SupersetProperOf size={24} weight="bold" />
fill
<SupersetProperOf size={24} weight="fill" />
duotone
<SupersetProperOf size={24} weight="duotone" />

Details

Library
Phosphor (1,512 icons)
License
MIT
viewBox
0 0 256 256
Category
finances
Keywords
*new*proper superset ofsetmembermathematicsarithmeticcalculatorfinancestechnology & developmentsupersetproperofproper supersetset relationmathematical symbol

FAQ

What does the superset proper of icon represent?
It represents the mathematical concept of a 'proper superset', meaning one set contains all elements of another set and has at least one extra element.
How do I use the superset proper of icon in React?
You can import and use it in React with: import { SupersetProperOf } from '@phosphor-icons/react'
What is the license for this icon?
The Phosphor icon library, including this icon, is available under the MIT license.

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