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abc<br />
==== \xlongequal{abc}<br />
abc<br />
↞−−−− \xtwoheadleftarrow{abc}<br />
Table 185: extpfeil Extensible Arrows<br />
abc<br />
↦−−→ \xmapsto{abc}<br />
abc<br />
−−−−↠ \xtwoheadrightarrow{abc}<br />
The extpfeil package also provides a \newextarrow command to help you define<br />
your own extensible arrow <strong>symbols</strong>. See the extpfeil documentation for more information.<br />
Table 186: DotArrow Extensible Arrows<br />
a ≻ \dotarrow{a}<br />
The DotArrow package provides mechanisms for lengthening the arrow, adjusting<br />
the distance between the arrow and its symbol, and altering the arrowhead. See<br />
the DotArrow documentation for more information.<br />
Table 187: trfsigns Extensible Transform Symbols<br />
a \dft{a} a \DFT{a}<br />
Table 188: holtpolt Non-commutative Division Symbols<br />
abc<br />
def<br />
\holter{abc}{def}<br />
abc<br />
def<br />
Table 189: Dots<br />
· \cdotp : \colon∗ . \ldotp<br />
· · · \cdots<br />
. .. † \ddots . . . \ldots<br />
\polter{abc}{def}<br />
. \vdots †<br />
∗ While “:” is valid in math mode, \colon uses different surrounding spacing. See<br />
Section 8.4 and the Short Math Guide for L ATEX [Dow00] for more information on<br />
math-mode spacing.<br />
† The mathdots package redefines \ddots and \vdots to make them scale properly<br />
with font size. (They normally scale horizontally but not vertically.) \fixedddots<br />
and \fixedvdots provide the original, fixed-height functionality of L ATEX 2ε’s<br />
\ddots and \vdots macros.<br />
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