What are the punycodes for them? (because the 2nd ones looks like a square)
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www.∆.net / www.∇.net
These are the Greek mathematical symbols Delta and Nabla/Del
I am wondering, what is the current value of these domains.
What are the punycodes for them? (because the 2nd ones looks like a square)
The domain is not Δ.net (delta punucode is xn--pxa while this one is xn--h9g).
OK, I see. Should have double checked this, I guess this is my first mistake after just getting into IDN's. I have to blame this on the punycode converters, also there is not very much info on these symbols. I actually didn't know the name of this symbol until someone mentioned this was the Delta symbol, looks like they were wrong.
I have found this site which offers some descriptions of mathematical symbols, http://www.alanwood.net/unicode/math...operators.html
This site lists these symbols as Increment & Nabla, which are based on the Greek capital letter Delta
Last edited by thevirtual; 04-19-2007 at 04:53 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Visually, it does look like the Greek capital letter "delta". But it's not, it's just a triangle symbol. How do you type it?
There are Symbols and there are characters..
these are separate and very distinct.
The official IDN greek alphabet that the Greek IDNs are based on are characters not symbols...
There are however many symbols that look and vary similar to greek characters...your "delta" is one of those..the real character delta is xn--pxa (as acro pointed out)...
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