Yes, thanks Mark ...MarkFL said:Something like:
\left\langle z_1 \right\rangle
which gives:
\(\displaystyle \left\langle z_1 \right\rangle\) ?
The symbols < and > are known as "less than" and "greater than" symbols, respectively. They are used to compare two values and indicate which one is smaller or larger.
The symbols < and > are used for comparison, while "sharp" symbols, such as # or ♯, are used in musical notation or to indicate a comment or hashtag in social media.
The symbol < Z_n > represents the set of integers modulo n, which is a mathematical structure used in number theory and abstract algebra.
The symbol < Z_n > is read as "Z mod n" or "the integers modulo n".
The symbols < and > are used in mathematics to represent inequalities and compare values. They are essential for expressing mathematical relationships and making logical statements.