Is there a c/o symbol in LaTex for writing an address? I have looked in the Comprehensive latex symbol list but couldn't find one.
[Tex/LaTex] Symbol for “care of” (c/o)
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Theoretically, you could use \xrightarrow[\sim]{} (from amsmath) or \xlongrightarrow[\sim]{} (from extarrows). Both look horrible though. The \sim on top of the arrow (like \xlongrightarrow{\sim}) looks somewhat better.
Unicode defines ⥴ (U+2974 RIGHTWARDS ARROW ABOVE TILDE OPERATOR), which you can use in case you run Xe/LuaLaTeX with unicode-math (either directly or with the \rightarrowsimilar alias). There are also ⥱ (\equalrightarrow), ⥲ (\similarrightarrow), ⥳ (\leftarrowsimilar), ⥵ (\rightarrowapprox) and other strange things.
The MnSymbol package provides it.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{MnSymbol}
\begin{document}
So a rational map f: $V_1 \dashedrightarrow V_2$ is not a map at all;
\end{document}
Best Answer
Probably quick and dirty, see ISO character entities and their LaTeX equivalents on page 3:
Edit: Included suggestion from Tobi’s comment having the letters
candonon-italicised: