[texhax] a question for logicians

[PR Stanley]

Hello,
I think you're refering to the inverted pawnbrokers' sign which is 
read as "therefore" or "then" ( I think) in mathematics. The macro In 
the amsmath usepackage is "\therefore".
I hope it helps.
By the way, folks, I'm Paul, a blind student of software engineering 
from England. I'll probably be asking very similar questions about 
the visual effects of tex/latex macros meself. :-)
Cheers, Paul

At 15:41 02/05/2008, you wrote:
>Hi!
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>There is a symbol that I don't know how to write it in Tex/laTex .I 
>saw lots os documents, websites, and none of them show this symbol.
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>It is a triangle made of 3 points, instead of lines. In a logic 
>expression, it is used to give us the result.
>For exemplo if \exists ... therefore ...
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>How can I write this symbol?
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>Thank you,
>Alexandre.
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