\dotplus - LaTeX Symbol

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\dotplus

The \dotplus operator is used to denote a specific type of addition, often used in mathematical contexts to represent a direct sum or a modified addition operation.

Examples

A ∔ B

Direct sum of two sets or groups A and B.

A \dotplus B

x ∔ y = z

Modified addition operation where \dotplus signifies a special rule or context for addition.

x \dotplus y = z

V = V_{1} ∔ V_{2}

Vector space V as a direct sum of subspaces V_1 and V_2.

V = V_1 \dotplus V_2