\xLeftarrow{abc}

The \xLeftarrow{abc} command in LaTeX is used to create an extensible left double arrow with a label 'abc' above it. This is often used in mathematical notation to indicate some form of transformation, derivation, or implication that is labeled for clarity. The arrow can be stretched to fit the content it is associated with, making it versatile for various mathematical expressions.

Examples

Indicating a transformation from B to A with label 'abc'.

A \xLeftarrow{abc} B

Showing a function or mapping from Y to X labeled 'f'.

X \xLeftarrow{f} Y

Denoting that P is derived from Q by definition.

P \xLeftarrow{\text{by def}} Q