In reply to @SaucySigma

@SaucySigma For things like:
(∈ℝ)^2 >= 0,
∈ℝ + ∈ℝ ∈ ℝ (hence why I want the symbol above the set's name, not to its left)
But the thing I'm thinking about at the moment is pattern matching, where I want to write something like x^(∈ℤ) or x^(∈ℚ) for integer or rational powers of x

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In reply to @christianp

@SaucySigma so basically statements of the form "f(x,y,z) where x,y,z ∈ ℝ" would be replaced with "f(∈ℝ,∈ℝ,∈ℝ)"

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