\xRightarrow{abc}

The command \xRightarrow{abc} is used to create an extensible right double arrow with a label 'abc' above it. This is often used in mathematical proofs or derivations to indicate a transformation or implication that is labeled for clarity.

Examples

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

A \xRightarrow{abc} B

Shows the process of solving from x to y with the label 'solve'.

x \xRightarrow{solve} y

Indicates that P leads to Q by certain properties, with the label 'by properties'.

P \xRightarrow{by\ properties} Q