I use TeX to do my math homework on Google Docs. I quickly realized that it supported more symbols than the documentation leads on. I dug through the editor source and found the list of the TeX commands that the Google Docs Editor currently supports. Here are all of them. Let me know if I'm wrong on the name of the symbol/operator.
Escape Shortcut
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Name of operator
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Looks like
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\succ, \succeq
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Succeeds Operator / Equals
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\prec, \preceq
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Proceeds Operator / Equals
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\ll, \gg
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Very much less than / Greater than
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\equiv
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Equivalent
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\sim
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Similar to
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\simeq
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Similar or equal to
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\asymp
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Asymtotic Notation
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\approx
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Approxametely equal to
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\ne
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Not equal to
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\subset
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Proper Subset
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\supset
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Proper Superset
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\subseteq
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Subset
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\supseteq
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Superset
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\in, \ni
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Contains / Is In
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\notin
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Does not contain / is not in
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\times
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Multiplication operator
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\div
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Divison operator
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\cdot
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Center dot
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\pm, \mp
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Plus-minus, minus-plus
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\ast
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Astricks
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\star
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A star!
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\circ
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A circle (in the exponent can be a degree sign)
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\bullet
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Bullet point
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\oplus, \ominus, \oslash, \otimes, \odot
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Operators in a circle
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\dagger, \ddagger
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Often used in footnotes
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\vee, \wedge
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Logical Or and And
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\cap, \cup
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Set intersection and union
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\aleph
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An Aleph
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\Re, \Im
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Real and immaginiary
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\top, \bot
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T-Braces (\bot can be purpendicular)
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\infty
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Infinity
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\partial
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Partial Derivative
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\forall, \exists
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Logical qualifiers
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\neg
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Logical Negation
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\angle
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Angle measure
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\triangle
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Triangle
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\diamond
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Diamond
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\frac
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A Fraction
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\sqrt
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Square Root
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\rootof
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Nth Root
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\subsuperscript
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Both a sub-super script
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\superscript
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Superscript
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\subscript
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Subscript
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\abs
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Absolute Value Bars
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\overline
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Upper line, set compliment
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\widehat
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A wide hat
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\bigcup
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Generalized union
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\bigcap
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Generalized intersection
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\prodab, \prod
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Product Operator
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\coprodab, \coprod
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Coproduct Operator
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\rbracelr, \lbracelr, \bracelr
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Different kinds of braces
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\intab, \int
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Integral
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\ointab, \oint
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Surface Integral
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\sumab, \sum
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Sum Operator
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\limab, \lima, \lim
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Limit
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\liminfab, \liminfa, \liminf
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Infinite limit
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\limsupab, \limsupa, \limsup
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Not sure about this one
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\mina, \min, \maxa, \max
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Minimum and maximum operators
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,
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\leftarrow, \rightarrow, \uparrow, \downarrow
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Regular arrows
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\Leftarrow, \Rightarrow, \Uparrow, \Downarrow
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Thick arrows
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\updownarrow, \Updownarrow,\leftrightarrow, \Leftrightarrow
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Double headed arrows
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\arccos, \arcsin, \arctan, \arg, \cos, \cosh, \cot, \coth, \csc, \lg, \ln, \log, \Pr, \sec, \sin, \sinh, \tan, \tanh, \det, \dim, \deg, \exp, \gcd, \hom, \inf, \ker, \sup
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Misc Functions
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\cdots, \ldots, \vdots
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Different Dots
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\nabla
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Gradient, Nabla
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\parallel
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Parallel
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\hbar
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H-Bar
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\propto
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Proportional to
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\vdash
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Turnstile
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\bar
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Bar to go over letters
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\vec
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Vector line
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\hat
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Hat for letters
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\tilde
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Tilde for letters
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\dot, \ddot
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Dot and double dot
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\underline
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Underline of a letter
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\binom, \binomab
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Binomial
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