'\leftthreetimes' Tex Command

The \leftthreetimes Tex command is used to produce a symbol that is a combination of the multiplication sign and the cross product symbol. This is commonly used in mathematical and scientific contexts where the concept of multiplication and cross product overlap.

Syntax

The syntax for using \leftthreetimes in Tex is as follows:

A \leftthreetimes B 

This will produce the symbol A ⨯ B, where the multiplication sign and cross product symbol are merged together.

Example

Here is an example of how \leftthreetimes can be used in Tex:

The force F is given by:

F = q(\vec{E} + \frac{1}{c}\vec{v} \leftthreetimes \vec{B}) 

This will produce the following output:

The force F is given by:

F = q(\vec{E} + \frac{1}{c}\vec{v} ⨯ \vec{B})

Conclusion

\leftthreetimes is a useful Tex command for producing a symbol that combines the multiplication sign and cross product symbol. It can be used in various mathematical and scientific contexts where the concept of multiplication and cross product overlap.