\simcoloncolon - LaTeX Symbol

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\simcoloncolon

The \simcoloncolon symbol is used in mathematical notation to denote a specific type of relation or comparison between two quantities or expressions. It is often used in advanced mathematical contexts to represent equivalence or proportionality in a more abstract sense.

Examples

A \sim : : B

Indicates a relation or equivalence between A and B.

A \simcoloncolon B

X \sim : : Y \sim : : Z

Shows a chain of relations among X, Y, and Z.

X \simcoloncolon Y \simcoloncolon Z

f (x) \sim : : g (x)

Represents a relation between two functions f and g.

f(x) \simcoloncolon g(x)