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It is not trivial. The font used by asciidoctor-pdf when rendering math is (intentionally) incomplete - see asciidoctor/asciidoctor-pdf#1832 and related PR asciidoctor/asciidoctor-pdf#1864, wherein I got them to add the special characters needed by Vulkan to the distributed font. That took several months (some of it taken up by a long digression into licensing issues, which are resolved now), and in the meantime I was building my own fallback font with the additional characters included for use in the Vulkan build.
You could open an issue about this on their repo - it is a very small change to the build script once you know the needed Unicode value - but TBH you are probably better off just using a different character that's already in the PDF font. Maybe Greek nu (ν)? I infer the problem arose when noticing that 'V' was being used for two different things in that equation so the actual LHS is probably pretty arbitrary.
In section B.3.2, following #2386 and #2400, there is a glyph that renders in HTML but not in PDF.
Here's a screenshot of Specification.html:
And here's Specification.pdf:
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