U+2A76 "⩶" Three Consecutive Equals Signs Unicode Character

U+2A76 "⩶" Three Consecutive Equals Signs is a mathematical symbol used primarily in notation to indicate an equivalence relation that is either very strong or iterated, often appearing in formal logic, set theory, or advanced algebra to denote a triple equality or a chain of equivalences. It belongs to the Supplemental Arrows and Math Operators block and serves as a specialized glyph distinct from the more common double equals sign, providing precision in contexts where a single or doubled equals sign might be insufficient. Its design consists of three horizontally aligned equals signs, symbolizing a repeated or intensified equality relationship.