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In LaTeX, arrow symbols are commands that produce mathematical arrows, used in equations, logic, mappings, diagrams, and proofs.
Here are some common notations for arrows
The following array of arrow symbols requires the additional "amssymb" package to function correctly in your documentation.
TERM | SYMBOL | LATEX |
|---|---|---|
Twin Head Arrow | \twoheadleftarrow | |
Lesh Arrow | \Lsh | |
Twin Left Arrow | \leftleftarrows | |
Twin Up Arrow | \upuparrows | |
Opposite Direction Arrows | \rightleftarrows | |
Large Left, Right Arrow | , | \Lleftarrow,\Rrightarrow |
Left Arrow with Tail | \leftarrowtail | |
Right Arrow with Tail | \rightarrowtail | |
Squig (leads to the Right) Arrow | \rightsquigarrow | |
Squig Arrow (Both Directions) | \leftrightsquigarrow | |
Loop Arrow (Left) | \looparrowleft | |
Loop Arrow (Right) | \looparrowright | |
Circle Arrow ( Left) | \circlearrowleft | |
Circle Arrow ( Right) | \circlearrowright | |
Curve Arrow (Left) | \curvearrowleft | |
Curve Arrow (Right) | \curvearrowright | |
(Not) Left, Right Arrow | , | \nleftarrow,\nrightarrow |
The following examples show the usage of LaTeX to represent different types of arrows and symbols with letters:
Example 1: Write f: A → B in LaTeX.
f: A \rightarrow B
Example 2: Write A ⇔ B in LaTeX.
A \Leftrightarrow B
Example 3: Write 2H2 + O2 →heat 2H2O in LaTeX.
2H_2 + O_2 \xrightarrow{\text{heat}} 2H_2O
