rightthreetimes
Represents a binary operation symbol showing a right-facing triple intersection or multiplication mark, commonly used in advanced mathematical notation.
Overview
Serves as a specialized mathematical operator primarily found in abstract algebra and advanced mathematical texts where non-standard multiplication or composition operations need distinct notation.
- Often appears in contexts involving group theory or ring theory
- Used when standard multiplication symbols are insufficient or when specific binary operations need differentiation
- Particularly useful in academic papers and advanced mathematical manuscripts where precise notation is essential
Examples
Using the right three times operator in a binary relation.
A \rightthreetimes BShowing multiple binary operations in a sequence.
X \rightthreetimes Y \rightthreetimes ZComparing different related binary operators.
A \rightthreetimes B \quad A \ltimes B \quad A \rtimes B