\vdash

The symbol \vdash is used in logic and mathematics to denote syntactic entailment or derivability. It indicates that a particular statement or formula can be derived from a set of axioms or premises.

Examples

Statement B is derivable from statement A.

A \vdash B

The formula \phi is derivable from the set of premises \Gamma.

\Gamma \vdash \phi

The formula \neg (P \land \neg P) is a theorem, derivable without any premises.

\vdash \neg (P \land \neg P)