right_inverse
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Notations of rightinverse
Given a map \(f:S?T\) between sets \(S\) and \(T\), the map \(g:T?S\) is called a right inverse to \(f\), that is, composing \(f\) with \(g\) from the right gives the identity on \(T\).
Descriptions of this symbol
- rightinverse in openMath/fns1, and it seems it is not in MathML.
- rightinverse in mathWorld and in wikipedia.
Observations of rightinverse
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English 
As we see in algebra book, in the example on the right each element has a right inverse
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Go directly to the example in google books links.