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rBrace

Represents a right curly brace symbol used for grouping mathematical expressions, sets, or defining piecewise functions.

Overview

Essential for mathematical notation where closing delimiters are needed to indicate the end of grouped elements or expressions.

  • Commonly paired with \lBrace to create complete brace pairs in mathematical expressions
  • Frequently used in set notation to close set definitions
  • Important in defining piecewise functions and mathematical cases
  • Appears in various mathematical contexts including algebra, set theory, and formal mathematical writing
  • Automatically sized to match the height of the enclosed content when used with proper LaTeX commands

Examples

Right brace used to denote a set builder notation

A={xRx>0A = \{x \in \mathbb{R} \mid x > 0 \rBrace
A = \{x \in \mathbb{R} \mid x > 0 \rBrace