\rightleftarrows

The \rightleftarrows command in LaTeX is used to display a pair of arrows pointing in opposite directions, one to the right and one to the left. This symbol is often used in mathematics to denote a relationship or transformation that is reversible or bidirectional.

Examples

Indicates a reversible transformation or relationship between A and B.

A \rightleftarrows B

Represents a bijective function or mapping between sets X and Y.

f: X \rightleftarrows Y

Denotes a logical equivalence or bidirectional implication between propositions P and Q.

P \rightleftarrows Q