\boxdotThe \boxdot operator is used to denote a binary operation that is often context-specific. It is commonly used in algebraic structures, logic, and other mathematical contexts to represent a generic operation that is defined by the context in which it appears.
A generic binary operation between elements A and B.
A \boxdot BAn operation defined such that the result of x \boxdot y is z.
x \boxdot y = zAn example illustrating the associative property of the \boxdot operation.
(a \boxdot b) \boxdot c = a \boxdot (b \boxdot c)