\rightrightarrowsThe \rightrightarrows command in LaTeX is used to denote a pair of rightward arrows, often used in mathematical contexts to represent a relation or mapping that involves multiple functions or transformations. This symbol is particularly useful in category theory or in contexts where one needs to indicate a correspondence or a multi-valued function.
Indicates a relation or mapping from f to g involving multiple functions or transformations.
f \rightrightarrows gRepresents a multi-valued function or correspondence from set X to set Y.
X \rightrightarrows YShows a sequence of relations or mappings between sets A, B, and C.
A \rightrightarrows B \rightrightarrows C