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Suppose we have a set of equivalence classes. How do we denote a general element in a general class? Is there some nice notation for this? I am dealing with the set of homotopy classes of maps from \(X\) to \(Y\) denoted with \([x,y]\) where the elements (denoted \([f]\)) in the classes are functions. I want to denote a general elements of one of the classes. What I have so far is \(f\in [f]\in [X,Y]\) but this seems so ugly. Anyone know of a accepted notation?
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@eliassaab
The notation that is used often if \[ \bar f \]
that is what we use for the reverse :(
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