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How do I define a right arrow with bar in LaTeX?
Not greater than with vertical bar instead of slanted barWedge with vertical barNot equal sign (≠) with a vertical barLaTeX bar in tableBar symbol with subscriptDifferent Arrow in LaTeXTypesetting a function restriction with a bar shorter than bigWhat is this symbol, and how to reproduce it? (vertical bar with small footer)How to write “conditional one” in LatexHow to type this symbol like a 'V' in Latex
could any one tell me how I can define the following symbol in Latex please?
It looks like an implies symbol concatenated with a vertical bar.
math-mode symbols
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could any one tell me how I can define the following symbol in Latex please?
It looks like an implies symbol concatenated with a vertical bar.
math-mode symbols
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Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday
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could any one tell me how I can define the following symbol in Latex please?
It looks like an implies symbol concatenated with a vertical bar.
math-mode symbols
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could any one tell me how I can define the following symbol in Latex please?
It looks like an implies symbol concatenated with a vertical bar.
math-mode symbols
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Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday
add a comment |
Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday
Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday
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The stmaryrd font has mapsfromchar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagestmaryrd
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
If stmaryrd is not an option for you, it's possible to reflect mapstochar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
newcommandfakedmapsfromchar%
mathrelmathpalettereflectmathcharmapstochar%
makeatletter
newcommandreflectmathchar[2]%
reflectbox$m@th#1#2$%
makeatother
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowfakedmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
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egregegreg
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Something like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
newcommandmyRightarrowmathrelLongrightarrow!vcenterhbox$scriptscriptstyle
begindocument
$ A myRightarrow B$
enddocument
Edit:
If you want the final bar to have the same width as the Rightarrow, you can use two consecutive | with some kerning between them:
newcommandmyvarRightarrowmathrel =⇒ !vcenterhbox$ scriptscriptstyle
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
add a comment |
One can always build a symbol by himself (thanks to samcarter, this is a scalable version):
documentclass[margin=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageamssymb
newcommandyoursymbolmathbinRightarrowhspace-0.45emvcenterhboxscalebox0.8$shortmid$
begindocument
$1yoursymbol2$ Huge $1yoursymbol2$
enddocument
Caution: This doesn't work in subscript. I'm trying to find some solution...
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
2
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For examplehspace-0.45eminstead ofhspace-4.3pt
– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
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The stmaryrd font has mapsfromchar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagestmaryrd
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
If stmaryrd is not an option for you, it's possible to reflect mapstochar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
newcommandfakedmapsfromchar%
mathrelmathpalettereflectmathcharmapstochar%
makeatletter
newcommandreflectmathchar[2]%
reflectbox$m@th#1#2$%
makeatother
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowfakedmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
add a comment |
The stmaryrd font has mapsfromchar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagestmaryrd
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
If stmaryrd is not an option for you, it's possible to reflect mapstochar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
newcommandfakedmapsfromchar%
mathrelmathpalettereflectmathcharmapstochar%
makeatletter
newcommandreflectmathchar[2]%
reflectbox$m@th#1#2$%
makeatother
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowfakedmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
add a comment |
The stmaryrd font has mapsfromchar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagestmaryrd
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
If stmaryrd is not an option for you, it's possible to reflect mapstochar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
newcommandfakedmapsfromchar%
mathrelmathpalettereflectmathcharmapstochar%
makeatletter
newcommandreflectmathchar[2]%
reflectbox$m@th#1#2$%
makeatother
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowfakedmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
The stmaryrd font has mapsfromchar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagestmaryrd
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
If stmaryrd is not an option for you, it's possible to reflect mapstochar:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
newcommandfakedmapsfromchar%
mathrelmathpalettereflectmathcharmapstochar%
makeatletter
newcommandreflectmathchar[2]%
reflectbox$m@th#1#2$%
makeatother
newcommandRightarrowbarRightarrowfakedmapsfromchar
newcommandLeftarrowbarmapstocharLeftarrow
begindocument
$aRightarrowbar b$
$aLeftarrowbar b$
enddocument
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
answered yesterday
egregegreg
729k8819273240
729k8819273240
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Something like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
newcommandmyRightarrowmathrelLongrightarrow!vcenterhbox$scriptscriptstyle
begindocument
$ A myRightarrow B$
enddocument
Edit:
If you want the final bar to have the same width as the Rightarrow, you can use two consecutive | with some kerning between them:
newcommandmyvarRightarrowmathrel =⇒ !vcenterhbox$ scriptscriptstyle
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Something like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
newcommandmyRightarrowmathrelLongrightarrow!vcenterhbox$scriptscriptstyle
begindocument
$ A myRightarrow B$
enddocument
Edit:
If you want the final bar to have the same width as the Rightarrow, you can use two consecutive | with some kerning between them:
newcommandmyvarRightarrowmathrel =⇒ !vcenterhbox$ scriptscriptstyle
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Something like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
newcommandmyRightarrowmathrelLongrightarrow!vcenterhbox$scriptscriptstyle
begindocument
$ A myRightarrow B$
enddocument
Edit:
If you want the final bar to have the same width as the Rightarrow, you can use two consecutive | with some kerning between them:
newcommandmyvarRightarrowmathrel =⇒ !vcenterhbox$ scriptscriptstyle
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
Something like this?
documentclassarticle
usepackagemathtools
newcommandmyRightarrowmathrelLongrightarrow!vcenterhbox$scriptscriptstyle
begindocument
$ A myRightarrow B$
enddocument
Edit:
If you want the final bar to have the same width as the Rightarrow, you can use two consecutive | with some kerning between them:
newcommandmyvarRightarrowmathrel =⇒ !vcenterhbox$ scriptscriptstyle
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
edited 10 hours ago
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
answered yesterday
BernardBernard
174k776207
174k776207
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
Doesn't this have uneven stroke widths due to scaling the bar part?
– Joey
11 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
That's right. I propose a work-around in my update.
– Bernard
10 hours ago
add a comment |
One can always build a symbol by himself (thanks to samcarter, this is a scalable version):
documentclass[margin=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageamssymb
newcommandyoursymbolmathbinRightarrowhspace-0.45emvcenterhboxscalebox0.8$shortmid$
begindocument
$1yoursymbol2$ Huge $1yoursymbol2$
enddocument
Caution: This doesn't work in subscript. I'm trying to find some solution...
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
2
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For examplehspace-0.45eminstead ofhspace-4.3pt
– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
One can always build a symbol by himself (thanks to samcarter, this is a scalable version):
documentclass[margin=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageamssymb
newcommandyoursymbolmathbinRightarrowhspace-0.45emvcenterhboxscalebox0.8$shortmid$
begindocument
$1yoursymbol2$ Huge $1yoursymbol2$
enddocument
Caution: This doesn't work in subscript. I'm trying to find some solution...
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
2
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For examplehspace-0.45eminstead ofhspace-4.3pt
– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
One can always build a symbol by himself (thanks to samcarter, this is a scalable version):
documentclass[margin=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageamssymb
newcommandyoursymbolmathbinRightarrowhspace-0.45emvcenterhboxscalebox0.8$shortmid$
begindocument
$1yoursymbol2$ Huge $1yoursymbol2$
enddocument
Caution: This doesn't work in subscript. I'm trying to find some solution...
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
One can always build a symbol by himself (thanks to samcarter, this is a scalable version):
documentclass[margin=1mm]standalone
usepackagegraphicx
usepackageamssymb
newcommandyoursymbolmathbinRightarrowhspace-0.45emvcenterhboxscalebox0.8$shortmid$
begindocument
$1yoursymbol2$ Huge $1yoursymbol2$
enddocument
Caution: This doesn't work in subscript. I'm trying to find some solution...
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
edited yesterday
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
answered yesterday
JouleVJouleV
8,38022154
8,38022154
2
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For examplehspace-0.45eminstead ofhspace-4.3pt
– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
add a comment |
2
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For examplehspace-0.45eminstead ofhspace-4.3pt
– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
2
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If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For example
hspace-0.45em instead of hspace-4.3pt– samcarter
yesterday
If you use a unit that scales with the font, this will also work with other font sizes. For example
hspace-0.45em instead of hspace-4.3pt– samcarter
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
@samcarter Added! Thank you very much!
– JouleV
yesterday
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Might want to try detexify.kirelabs.org/classify.html otherwise I'm not too sure
– sab hoque
yesterday
For what it's worth, the symbol does not seem to exist in unicode. Unless they have given it a really counter-intuitive name.
– Harald Hanche-Olsen
yesterday