The APL vendors standardised on using ∊ rather than ∈ (though one implementation uses ∈), but either way, the epsilon should be "lunate" rather than "inverted-3 form" since it derives from the membership symbol.
The convention is that the horizontal bar in ⊖ touches the outer ring. This means the bar has to be elongated compared to -, but this is already the case in ⌿, ⍀, and ⌹, so it is a consistent deviation.
https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsMono/issues/47 added APL symbols, but some of the so-called (former) overstrikes are a little off:![image](https://github.com/JetBrains/JetBrainsMono/assets/10961427/5a36011b-9346-4f20-b8e8-c5179c052128)
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∊
rather than∈
(though one implementation uses∈
), but either way, the epsilon should be "lunate" rather than "inverted-3 form" since it derives from the membership symbol.⊖
touches the outer ring. This means the bar has to be elongated compared to-
, but this is already the case in⌿
,⍀
, and⌹
, so it is a consistent deviation.For easy look-up, the raw table is here: