Duplicate characters in Unicode: Difference between revisions

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*{{Unichar|03F2}}: {{Unichar|03c3}}
*{{Unichar|017F}}: {{Unichar|0073}}
*{{Unichar|03F5}}: {{Unichar|03b5}}
*{{Unichar|210f}}: {{Unichar|0127}}
*{{Unichar|2107}}: {{Unichar|0190}}
*{{Unichar|2103}}: {{Unichar|b0}}, {{Unichar|43}}
*{{Unichar|2109}}: {{Unichar|b0}}, {{Unichar|46}}
*{{Unichar|BA}}: {{Unichar|6F}}
*{{Unichar|AA}}: {{Unichar|61}}
*{{Unichar|2139}}: {{Unichar|69}}
===Greek===
Many [[Greek alphabet|Greek letters]] are used as [[technical symbol]]s. All of the Greek letters are encoded in the Greek section of Unicode but many are encoded a second time under the name of the technical symbol they represent. The "[[micro sign]]" (U+00B5, µ) is obviously inherited from [[ISO 8859-1]], but the origin of the others is less clear.