\leftleftarrows

The \leftleftarrows command in LaTeX is used to display a pair of left-pointing arrows, one above the other. This symbol is often used in mathematical contexts to denote a relationship or transformation that involves two processes or mappings going in the same direction, typically to the left.

Examples

Indicates a transformation or mapping from B to A with function f.

A \xleftleftarrows{f} B

Represents a bidirectional relationship or equivalence between sets X and Y.

X \leftleftarrows Y

Shows a sequence of transformations or relations from R to Q to P.

P \leftleftarrows Q \leftleftarrows R