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Could anyone tell me a conventional way to print NOT \sqsubseteq?

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Do you want not (a subset or equal) or a subset but not equal? – Roelof Spijker Nov 14 '11 at 9:22

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The easiest way is to prefix the symbol with \not, as in \not\sqsubseteq. Alternatively, pxfonts provides \nsqsubseteq.

For more symbols in LaTeX, peruse Scott Pakin's Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List.

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