\ggg - LaTeX Symbol

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\ggg

The symbol \ggg is used to denote a relation where one quantity is much greater than another. It is often used in mathematical expressions to indicate a significant difference in magnitude between two values.

Examples

x ⋙ y

Indicates that x is much greater than y.

x \ggg y

a^{n} ⋙ b^{m}

Shows that a raised to the power of n is much greater than b raised to the power of m.

a^n \ggg b^m

If n ⋙ 1, then (1 + \frac{1}{n})^{n} \approx e

In the context of limits, n is much greater than 1, leading to an approximation of the exponential function.

\text{If } n \ggg 1, \text{ then } (1 + \frac{1}{n})^n \approx e