In analysis what does |x,y| mean/represent?

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In analysis what does |x,y| mean/represent?
 
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I've never seen such a representation. Could it be |(x,y)| or |x.y|? Both of these are expressions for the absolute value of a scalar (dot) product of two vectors.
 
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