rarr
Represents a rightward-pointing arrow, commonly used to indicate direction, implication, or mapping between elements.
Overview
Essential in mathematical notation and technical writing for showing relationships, transformations, or logical flow between concepts.
- Frequently used in set theory to denote functions or mappings
- Common in algorithm descriptions and flowcharts
- Appears in physics equations to indicate direction or transformation
- Used in computer science for representing program flow or data movement
- Often employed in mathematical proofs to show logical implications
Examples
Showing a mapping or function relationship between sets.
f: X \rarr YIndicating a limit approaching from the right.
\lim_{x \rarr a^+} f(x)Representing an implication in logical statements.
P \rarr Q