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I'm just examining the obfuscation possibilities for logical statements.
We've got the inverted A for "for all", and the mirrored E for "there
exists", and the three dots for "therefore", but is there any symbol
that represents "such that"?
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Invisible a écrit :
> I'm just examining the obfuscation possibilities for logical statements.
> We've got the inverted A for "for all", and the mirrored E for "there
> exists", and the three dots for "therefore", but is there any symbol
> that represents "such that"?
>
I've always used a vertical bar for "such that" in set definitions,
apparently you can use a colon as well:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_bar#Mathematics
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