How to do the logical symbols in LaTeX?
There are several ways to represent the logical symbols. The following explains how to do the logical symbols in LaTex:
AND (logical conjunction)
- The LaTeX code
a \cdot b
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a \& b
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a \wedge b
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a \land b
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OR (logical inclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a+b
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a \vee b
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a \lor b
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XOR (logical exclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a \oplus b
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a \veebar b
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NOT (negation)
- The LaTeX code
a \sim b
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a \lnot b
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a \neg b
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Not that the complement of a variable can be represented with \overline{}
.
- The LaTeX code
\overline{ a \oplus b }
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There are several ways to represent the logical symbols. The following explains how to do the logical symbols in LaTex:
AND (logical conjunction)
- The LaTeX code
a \cdot b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \& b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \wedge b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \land b
displays
OR (logical inclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a+b
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a \vee b
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a \lor b
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XOR (logical exclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a \oplus b
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a \veebar b
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NOT (negation)
- The LaTeX code
a \sim b
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a \lnot b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \neg b
displays
Not that the complement of a variable can be represented with \overline{}
.
- The LaTeX code
\overline{ a \oplus b }
displays
There are several ways to represent the logical symbols. The following explain how to do the logical symbols in LaTex:
AND (logical conjunction)
- The LaTeX code
a \cdot b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \& b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \wedge b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \land b
displays
OR (logical inclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a+b
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a \vee b
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a \lor b
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XOR (logical exclusive disjonction)
- The LaTeX code
a \oplus b
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a \veebar b
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NOT (negation)
- The LaTeX code
a \sim b
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a \lnot b
displays - The LaTeX code
a \neg b
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Not that the complement of a variable can be represented with \overline{}
.
- The LaTeX code
\overline{ a \oplus b }
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