U+226D "≭" Not Equivalent To Unicode Character

U+226D "≭" Not Equivalent To is a mathematical symbol used to indicate that two values or expressions are not equal in a specific way, typically denoting that they are not equivalent under a relation like equivalence or congruence rather than mere inequality. It combines the tilde symbol representing similarity or equivalence with a forward slash, visually negating the relationship. This character is distinct from U+2260 "≠" Not Equal To, as it often applies in contexts such as modular arithmetic or algebraic structures where the "equivalent" relation is defined, making it clear that the items in question do not share a specific equivalence class or property.