LaTeX

Arrows

These are the arrows that come with standard LaTeX. The latexsym and amsfonts packages contain many more.

Symbol	Command
⇓	`\Downarrow`
↓	`\downarrow`
↩	`\hookleftarrow`
↪	`\hookrightarrow`
←	`\leftarrow`
⇐	`\Leftarrow`
⇔	`\Leftrightarrow`
↔	`\leftrightarrow`
⟵	`\longleftarrow`
⟸	`\Longleftarrow`
⟷	`\longleftrightarrow`
⟺	`\Longleftrightarrow`
⟼	`\longmapsto`
⟹	`\Longrightarrow`
⟶	`\longrightarrow`
↦	`\mapsto`
↗	`\nearrow`
↖	`\nwarrow`
⇒	`\Rightarrow`
→	`\rightarrow`, or `\to`
↘	`\searrow`
↙	`\swarrow`
↑	`\uparrow`
⇑	`\Uparrow`
↕	`\updownarrow`
⇕	`\Updownarrow`

An example of the difference between \to and \mapsto is: \( f\colon D\to C \) given by \( n\mapsto n^2 \).

For commutative diagrams there are a number of packages, including tikz-cd and amscd.

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