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Is there a symbol for a right arrow with a square in the middle?
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)Looking for a symbol (arrow with dot)Symbol for Set of Vector Fields?What is the TeX/LaTeX symbol for subgroup (not normal subgroup)?Mouse arrow symbolSmartphone symbol for pdfLaTeXIs there a latex symbol for glasses?Looking for symbol: FireIs there a CD icon/symbol for latex?What's the symbol for a triangle pointing to the right?Square integral symbol
I'm looking for a symbol like this 
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Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47
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Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47
add a comment |
2
Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47
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2
Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47
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The only problem was finding a suitably small square symbol, which can be found in mathabx and imported.
A few tricks can make for defining also the corresponding left arrow avoiding code duplication. The square is positioned so that the distance from the arrow end to it is half than the distance to the arrow tip; this is of course reversed for the left arrow. You can vary this choice by changing 12 into, say 1.52.5 or whatever you think fit.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagemarvosym
DeclareFontFamilyUmathb
DeclareFontShapeUmathbmn
<-5.5> mathb5
<5.5-6.5> mathb6
<6.5-7.5> mathb7
<7.5-8.5> mathb8
<8.5-9.5> mathb9
<9.5-11> mathb10
<11-> mathb12
DeclareSymbolFontmathbUmathbmn
DeclareMathSymbolabxsmallsquare2mathb"05
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandsqrightarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow12rightarrow%
DeclareRobustCommandsqleftarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow21leftarrow%
newcommandsq@arrow[2]sq@@arrow#1#2
newcommandsq@@arrow[4]%
ooalign%
hskip 0pt plus #2fil
$m@th#1abxsmallsquare$%
hskip 0pt plus #3filcr
$m@th#1#4$cr%
makeatother
begindocument
$asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptscriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
enddocument
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
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Two variant solution based on the stackinset command from stackengine and relsize or rotating:
documentclass[border = 2pt]standalone
usepackagestackengine %
usepackageamssymb, relsize, rotating
usepackageold-arrows
newcommandsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.14exmathsmallermathsmallerBox ―――→
newcommandvarsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.12exrotatebox45$ diamond $ ―――→
begindocument
$ A sqarrow B$ quad
$ A varsqarrow B$
enddocument
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
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@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
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The only problem was finding a suitably small square symbol, which can be found in mathabx and imported.
A few tricks can make for defining also the corresponding left arrow avoiding code duplication. The square is positioned so that the distance from the arrow end to it is half than the distance to the arrow tip; this is of course reversed for the left arrow. You can vary this choice by changing 12 into, say 1.52.5 or whatever you think fit.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagemarvosym
DeclareFontFamilyUmathb
DeclareFontShapeUmathbmn
<-5.5> mathb5
<5.5-6.5> mathb6
<6.5-7.5> mathb7
<7.5-8.5> mathb8
<8.5-9.5> mathb9
<9.5-11> mathb10
<11-> mathb12
DeclareSymbolFontmathbUmathbmn
DeclareMathSymbolabxsmallsquare2mathb"05
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandsqrightarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow12rightarrow%
DeclareRobustCommandsqleftarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow21leftarrow%
newcommandsq@arrow[2]sq@@arrow#1#2
newcommandsq@@arrow[4]%
ooalign%
hskip 0pt plus #2fil
$m@th#1abxsmallsquare$%
hskip 0pt plus #3filcr
$m@th#1#4$cr%
makeatother
begindocument
$asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptscriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
enddocument
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
add a comment |
The only problem was finding a suitably small square symbol, which can be found in mathabx and imported.
A few tricks can make for defining also the corresponding left arrow avoiding code duplication. The square is positioned so that the distance from the arrow end to it is half than the distance to the arrow tip; this is of course reversed for the left arrow. You can vary this choice by changing 12 into, say 1.52.5 or whatever you think fit.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagemarvosym
DeclareFontFamilyUmathb
DeclareFontShapeUmathbmn
<-5.5> mathb5
<5.5-6.5> mathb6
<6.5-7.5> mathb7
<7.5-8.5> mathb8
<8.5-9.5> mathb9
<9.5-11> mathb10
<11-> mathb12
DeclareSymbolFontmathbUmathbmn
DeclareMathSymbolabxsmallsquare2mathb"05
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandsqrightarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow12rightarrow%
DeclareRobustCommandsqleftarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow21leftarrow%
newcommandsq@arrow[2]sq@@arrow#1#2
newcommandsq@@arrow[4]%
ooalign%
hskip 0pt plus #2fil
$m@th#1abxsmallsquare$%
hskip 0pt plus #3filcr
$m@th#1#4$cr%
makeatother
begindocument
$asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptscriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
enddocument
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
add a comment |
The only problem was finding a suitably small square symbol, which can be found in mathabx and imported.
A few tricks can make for defining also the corresponding left arrow avoiding code duplication. The square is positioned so that the distance from the arrow end to it is half than the distance to the arrow tip; this is of course reversed for the left arrow. You can vary this choice by changing 12 into, say 1.52.5 or whatever you think fit.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagemarvosym
DeclareFontFamilyUmathb
DeclareFontShapeUmathbmn
<-5.5> mathb5
<5.5-6.5> mathb6
<6.5-7.5> mathb7
<7.5-8.5> mathb8
<8.5-9.5> mathb9
<9.5-11> mathb10
<11-> mathb12
DeclareSymbolFontmathbUmathbmn
DeclareMathSymbolabxsmallsquare2mathb"05
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandsqrightarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow12rightarrow%
DeclareRobustCommandsqleftarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow21leftarrow%
newcommandsq@arrow[2]sq@@arrow#1#2
newcommandsq@@arrow[4]%
ooalign%
hskip 0pt plus #2fil
$m@th#1abxsmallsquare$%
hskip 0pt plus #3filcr
$m@th#1#4$cr%
makeatother
begindocument
$asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptscriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
enddocument
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
The only problem was finding a suitably small square symbol, which can be found in mathabx and imported.
A few tricks can make for defining also the corresponding left arrow avoiding code duplication. The square is positioned so that the distance from the arrow end to it is half than the distance to the arrow tip; this is of course reversed for the left arrow. You can vary this choice by changing 12 into, say 1.52.5 or whatever you think fit.
documentclassarticle
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
usepackagemarvosym
DeclareFontFamilyUmathb
DeclareFontShapeUmathbmn
<-5.5> mathb5
<5.5-6.5> mathb6
<6.5-7.5> mathb7
<7.5-8.5> mathb8
<8.5-9.5> mathb9
<9.5-11> mathb10
<11-> mathb12
DeclareSymbolFontmathbUmathbmn
DeclareMathSymbolabxsmallsquare2mathb"05
makeatletter
DeclareRobustCommandsqrightarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow12rightarrow%
DeclareRobustCommandsqleftarrow%
mathrelmathpalettesq@arrow21leftarrow%
newcommandsq@arrow[2]sq@@arrow#1#2
newcommandsq@@arrow[4]%
ooalign%
hskip 0pt plus #2fil
$m@th#1abxsmallsquare$%
hskip 0pt plus #3filcr
$m@th#1#4$cr%
makeatother
begindocument
$asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
$scriptscriptstyle asqrightarrow b sqleftarrow c$
enddocument
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
edited Apr 10 at 21:56
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
answered Apr 10 at 21:50
egregegreg
735k8919343257
735k8919343257
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add a comment |
Two variant solution based on the stackinset command from stackengine and relsize or rotating:
documentclass[border = 2pt]standalone
usepackagestackengine %
usepackageamssymb, relsize, rotating
usepackageold-arrows
newcommandsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.14exmathsmallermathsmallerBox ―――→
newcommandvarsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.12exrotatebox45$ diamond $ ―――→
begindocument
$ A sqarrow B$ quad
$ A varsqarrow B$
enddocument
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
add a comment |
Two variant solution based on the stackinset command from stackengine and relsize or rotating:
documentclass[border = 2pt]standalone
usepackagestackengine %
usepackageamssymb, relsize, rotating
usepackageold-arrows
newcommandsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.14exmathsmallermathsmallerBox ―――→
newcommandvarsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.12exrotatebox45$ diamond $ ―――→
begindocument
$ A sqarrow B$ quad
$ A varsqarrow B$
enddocument
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
add a comment |
Two variant solution based on the stackinset command from stackengine and relsize or rotating:
documentclass[border = 2pt]standalone
usepackagestackengine %
usepackageamssymb, relsize, rotating
usepackageold-arrows
newcommandsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.14exmathsmallermathsmallerBox ―――→
newcommandvarsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.12exrotatebox45$ diamond $ ―――→
begindocument
$ A sqarrow B$ quad
$ A varsqarrow B$
enddocument
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
Two variant solution based on the stackinset command from stackengine and relsize or rotating:
documentclass[border = 2pt]standalone
usepackagestackengine %
usepackageamssymb, relsize, rotating
usepackageold-arrows
newcommandsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.14exmathsmallermathsmallerBox ―――→
newcommandvarsqarrowstackMathmathrelstackinsetc0exc0.12exrotatebox45$ diamond $ ―――→
begindocument
$ A sqarrow B$ quad
$ A varsqarrow B$
enddocument
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
edited Apr 11 at 0:14
Zarko
130k869169
130k869169
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
answered Apr 10 at 21:58
BernardBernard
176k778210
176k778210
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
add a comment |
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
@egreg: Probably a freudian slip… Actually I thought mathrel. I'll fix that in a second. Thank you for pointing it!
– Bernard
Apr 10 at 22:29
add a comment |
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Welcome! Do you have a source for the symbol? Not just out of curiosity: examples of usage may be important for inclusion in Unicode.
– egreg
Apr 10 at 21:29
This symbol should be a system that processes an input signal u(t) and produces an output signal v(t). What I would like to write is: v (t) -> SquareSymbol-> u (t).
– Ildubbio
Apr 10 at 21:47