⟦ ⟧

Double square brackets are often used in mathematical logic and computer science to denote semantic evaluation or interpretation. They can also be used in other contexts where a special type of bracketing is needed, such as denoting intervals or specific operations.

Examples

Semantic evaluation of x in logic or computer science.

⟦ x ⟧

Denoting a closed interval from a to b.

⟦ a, b ⟧

Interpretation or evaluation of the function f at x.

⟦ f(x) ⟧