Equivalent \equiv

When to use Equivalent

Identity, congruence, or logical equivalence In source, start from the exact \equiv command instead of imitating the rendered glyph with Unicode characters or manual spacing. This keeps the expression editable and gives the renderer enough structure to apply mathematical spacing correctly.

Syntax

\equiv

The documented syntax belongs to Core LaTeX. Keep every required argument, brace pair, and environment boundary intact when moving the command between an editor, Markdown processor, notebook, or publishing system.

Example

a\equiv b\pmod n

Rendered output

a ≡ b mod n

Copy and compatibility checks

• Copy \equiv exactly; changing its case or removing a leading backslash can turn it into plain text.
• Confirm that the destination loads Core LaTeX before relying on this command.
• Render the example once, then inspect grouping, limits, scripts, and spacing before publishing.