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Listing of Named Characters

NotLess

Usage

\[NotLess]

Notes

• Infix ordering operator.

• x y is by default interpreted as NotLess[x, y].

• is equivalent to only for a totally ordered set.

• See Section 3.10.4.

• See also: \[RawLess] .

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