\dArr

The \dArr command in LaTeX is used to produce a downward double arrow, which is often used in mathematical notation to indicate a mapping or transformation that occurs in a downward direction.

Examples

Indicates a transformation from A to B in a downward direction.

A \dArr B

Represents a mapping from x to y with a downward double arrow.

x \dArr y

Used to denote a limit process as n approaches infinity, with emphasis on the downward direction.

\dArr_{n \to \infty}