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For products and summations there are \prod and \sum, which are larger than normal greek letters and accepts limits. I need the same thing for a capital delta, does this exists?

Edit to clarify: I don't need only the limits, I need the delta to be larger. I don't think it's just scaling up the symbol, since that will make it look unusually fat. Compare the sum / product with my solution using raisebox & scalebox:

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Kaj
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Please see codes for the big DELTA in the following.

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amsfonts}

\newcommand{\bigdelta}{\raisebox{-.35\baselineskip}{\huge\ensuremath{\Delta}}}
\newcommand{\bigdeltab}{\makebox{\huge\ensuremath{\Delta}}}

\begin{document}

So this is the very big $\bigdelta$ what you want. And it act between lines like:
\[\bigdelta x=mn=\prod=0.\]

And we can we have another kind of big $\bigdeltab$ which acts between lines like:
\[\bigdeltab x=mn=\prod=0.\]

\end{document}

The compiled PDF is

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M. Logic
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