Notation Question: Constraining N to an Interval [-a,+a]

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The discussion centers on the mathematical notation for constraining an integer N within the interval [-a, +a], where a is a real number. Participants confirm that the syntax used is correct, with micromass affirming the notation's validity. The conversation highlights the importance of precise mathematical expression in derivations and the clarity of interval notation.

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Hey all, I'm working on a derivation at the moment and I'm just wondering how I can write this mathematically. I've attached by current attempt (see attachment).

What I'm trying to say is:

N is an integer and is constrained to an interval of [-a,+a], where a is real.

Is my 'syntax' correct? Is there anything I should change / make better?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks.

Nick.
 

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I think the notation is alright!
 
Thanks micromass!
 

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