0x2320

0x2320 refers to a Unicode code point, specifically U+2320, which is named TOP HALF INTEGRAL. The hexadecimal notation 0x2320 corresponds to the decimal value 8992. This character is a specialized mathematical symbol used in typography to represent the top half of an integral sign; its companion, U+2321, is the BOTTOM HALF INTEGRAL. Together, these symbols are used in certain notations that require splitting or customizing the appearance of integral signs in mathematical texts.

In practical use, 0x2320 is primarily encountered in typesetting, font design, and digital encodings for mathematical documents. Renderings depend on font support; not all fonts include glyphs for the top half integral and bottom half integral, and some environments may substitute a standard integral sign or other shapes if the glyph is unavailable. When present, the symbol is typically displayed as a small curved element that represents the upper portion of an integral sign.

Encoding and input methods: the character is part of the Unicode standard and can be referenced by the code point U+2320. In HTML, it can be inserted with the numeric character reference ⌠. Many programming languages and text editors support Unicode escapes such as \u2320 to represent this symbol, provided the font in use includes a glyph for it.

See also: U+2321 Bottom Half Integral. The TOP HALF INTEGRAL is one of a pair used in specialized mathematical typography, rather than a common symbol in everyday writing.