\Lleftarrow

The \Lleftarrow command in LaTeX is used to produce a long double left arrow, often used in mathematical contexts to denote implications or transformations that are more visually emphasized than a standard left arrow.

Examples

Indicates that A is implied by B with emphasis.

A \Lleftarrow B

Represents a transformation from g(x) to f(x) with emphasis.

f(x) \Lleftarrow g(x)

Shows a sequence of implications or transformations with emphasis.

X \Lleftarrow Y \Lleftarrow Z