\models

The symbol \models is used in logic to denote that a certain statement or formula is a semantic consequence of a set of axioms or premises. It is often read as 'models' or 'satisfies'.

Examples

The theory T semantically entails the formula \phi.

T \models \phi

The natural numbers satisfy the property that adding zero to any number results in the same number.

\mathbb{N} \models \forall x (x + 0 = x)

The structure M satisfies the predicate P applied to the element a.

M \models P(a)