\dashrightarrow

The \dashrightarrow command in LaTeX is used to create a right-pointing dashed arrow. This type of arrow is often used in mathematical contexts to indicate a non-continuous or implied relationship between two elements, such as in sequences, mappings, or transformations.

Examples

Indicating a non-continuous mapping from A to B

A \dashrightarrow B

Denoting that the sequence x_n converges to L in a non-standard way

x_n \dashrightarrow L

Representing a partial or implied function from set X to set Y

f: X \dashrightarrow Y