U+2AB2 "⪲" Succeeds Above Single-Line Not Equal To Unicode Character

U+2AB2 "⪲" Succeeds Above Single-Line Not Equal To is a mathematical symbol used in formal logic and relational notation to indicate that one element follows or is greater than another, while simultaneously asserting that the two are not equal. It combines the visual meaning of a successorship or ordering relation with a clear denial of equality, distinguished by a single horizontal line through the equals sign. This character is part of the Supplemental Mathematical Operators block and is typically employed in advanced set theory, order theory, or symbolic logic to express strict ordering that is not merely an inequality but a defined precedence. Its design features a curved “succeeds” shape placed above a “not equal” sign, making it visually distinct from related characters like “succeeds” or “succeeds or equal to.”