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From: gefuchs@wotan.uucp (Gill E. Fuchs)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: LATEX news group?
Keywords: LATEX, symbols for deductive logic
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Date: 1 Jan 89 00:06:20 GMT
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Hello there,

Is one LATEX NEWS GROUP in existance?  If so, how would one get to it?
As i can't tell if one exists, i decided to post my question to the
UNIX news group.

  question:  how can one produce in latex a symbol that is used often
             in the AND THEREFORE part of a deductive logic argument?
             That symbol is a collection of 3 dots in a triangle (base
             on the bottom side) following a slash?  The 3 dots is the
             difficult part... :-)

             in an enlarged view it would look (somewhat) like so:

                     /  .
                    /  . .


much obliged for anyone who could help
Gill Fuchs (one logician out of fonts)
Syracuse     New York