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Kindly help me to create this Gamma symbol
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Kindly help me to create this Gamma symbol
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Kindly help me to create this Gamma symbol
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A Gamma is an upside down L:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamssymb,graphicx
newcommandbbGammamathpalettemakebbGammarelax
newcommandmakebbGamma[2]%
raiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$mathsurround=0pt#1mathbbL$%
begindocument
$GammabbGamma mathrmLmathbbL$
enddocument
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
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I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
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WARNING: Some long time ago there was some package for this, I do not remember the details. I guess it was somehow related to this thingy. And I cannot really tell you why this was dropped, perhaps this discussion helps you.
Anyway, I kept excerpts of this on my machine and usually do something like this
documentclassarticle
newcommandbbfamilyfontencodingUfontfamilybboldselectfont
DeclareMathAlphabetmathbbUbboldmn
DeclareSymbolFontbboldUbboldmn
SetSymbolFontbboldboldUbboldmn
DeclareMathSymbolbbGammamathordbbold'000
DeclareMathSymbolbbDeltamathordbbold'001
DeclareMathSymbolbbVarThetamathordbbold'002
DeclareMathSymbolbbLambdamathordbbold'003
DeclareMathSymbolbbThetamathordbbold'004
DeclareMathSymbolbbPimathordbbold'005
DeclareMathSymbolbbSigmamathordbbold'006
DeclareMathSymbolbbUpsilonmathordbbold'007
DeclareMathSymbolbbPhimathordbbold'010
DeclareMathSymbolbbPsimathordbbold'011
DeclareMathSymbolbbOmegamathordbbold'012
DeclareMathSymbolbbalphamathordbbold"0B
DeclareMathSymbolbbbetamathordbbold"0C
DeclareMathSymbolbbgammamathordbbold"0D
DeclareMathSymbolbbdeltamathordbbold"0E
DeclareMathSymbolbbespilonmathordbbold"0F
DeclareMathSymbolbbzetamathordbbold"10
DeclareMathSymbolbbetamathordbbold"11
DeclareMathSymbolbbthetamathordbbold"12
DeclareMathSymbolbbiotamathordbbold"13
DeclareMathSymbolbbkappamathordbbold"14
DeclareMathSymbolbblambdamathordbbold"15
DeclareMathSymbolbbmumathordbbold"16
DeclareMathSymbolbbnumathordbbold"17
DeclareMathSymbolbbximathordbbold"18
DeclareMathSymbolbbpimathordbbold"19
DeclareMathSymbolbbrhomathordbbold"1A
DeclareMathSymbolbbsigmamathordbbold"1B
DeclareMathSymbolbbtaumathordbbold"1C
DeclareMathSymbolbbupsilonmathordbbold"1D
DeclareMathSymbolbbphimathordbbold"1E
DeclareMathSymbolbbchimathordbbold"1F
DeclareMathSymbolbbpsimathordbbold"20
DeclareMathSymbolbbomegamathordbbold"7F
DeclareMathSymbolbbellmathordbbold"40
newcommandBBsymbol[1]%
ifcat#1amathbbm#1else
ifx#1GammabbGammafi
ifx#1DeltabbDeltafi
ifx#1VarThetabbVarThetafi
ifx#1LambdabbLambdafi
ifx#1ThetabbThetafi
ifx#1PibbPifi
ifx#1SigmabbSigmafi
ifx#1UpsilonbbUpsilonfi
ifx#1PhibbPhifi
ifx#1PsibbPsifi
ifx#1OmegabbOmegafi
ifx#1alphabbalphafi
ifx#1betabbbetafi
ifx#1gammabbgammafi
ifx#1deltabbdeltafi
ifx#1espilonbbespilonfi
ifx#1zetabbzetafi
ifx#1etabbetafi
ifx#1thetabbthetafi
ifx#1iotabbiotafi
ifx#1kappabbkappafi
ifx#1lambdabblambdafi
ifx#1mubbmufi
ifx#1nubbnufi
ifx#1xibbxifi
ifx#1pibbpifi
ifx#1rhobbrhofi
ifx#1sigmabbsigmafi
ifx#1taubbtaufi
ifx#1upsilonbbupsilonfi
ifx#1phibbphifi
ifx#1chibbchifi
ifx#1psibbpsifi
ifx#1omegabbomegafi
ifx#1ellbbellfi
fi
begindocument
$BBsymbolGammaBBsymbolalpha$
enddocument
And of course the outcome is not as nice as in egreg's answer but here you have double stroke letters for all Greek letters. (And those who feel like they need to shout at me: this post starts with a big disclaimer... ;-)
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
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Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of themathbbmCletters which come with thebbmpackage. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.
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You could use the package https://ctan.org/pkg/unicode-math and choose a math font. That way you get a concise set of glyphs (as long as the typeface's designer did their job well). You should also consider https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec for a coherent use of typefaces in math mode and text mode.
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
$BbbGamma mathbbGamma mathbbΓ$
enddocument
EDIT: Applying egreg's solution to another font:
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx,dsfont
newcommandBbbGammareflectboxrotatebox[origin=c]180$mathds L$
begindocument
$BbbGamma$
enddocument
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A Gamma is an upside down L:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamssymb,graphicx
newcommandbbGammamathpalettemakebbGammarelax
newcommandmakebbGamma[2]%
raiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$mathsurround=0pt#1mathbbL$%
begindocument
$GammabbGamma mathrmLmathbbL$
enddocument
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
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A Gamma is an upside down L:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamssymb,graphicx
newcommandbbGammamathpalettemakebbGammarelax
newcommandmakebbGamma[2]%
raiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$mathsurround=0pt#1mathbbL$%
begindocument
$GammabbGamma mathrmLmathbbL$
enddocument
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
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up vote
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A Gamma is an upside down L:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamssymb,graphicx
newcommandbbGammamathpalettemakebbGammarelax
newcommandmakebbGamma[2]%
raiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$mathsurround=0pt#1mathbbL$%
begindocument
$GammabbGamma mathrmLmathbbL$
enddocument
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
A Gamma is an upside down L:
documentclassarticle
usepackageamssymb,graphicx
newcommandbbGammamathpalettemakebbGammarelax
newcommandmakebbGamma[2]%
raiseboxdepthscalebox1[-1]$mathsurround=0pt#1mathbbL$%
begindocument
$GammabbGamma mathrmLmathbbL$
enddocument
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
answered 34 mins ago
egreg
684k8418233068
684k8418233068
I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
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I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
I would never guessed that...
– manooooh
20 mins ago
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4
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WARNING: Some long time ago there was some package for this, I do not remember the details. I guess it was somehow related to this thingy. And I cannot really tell you why this was dropped, perhaps this discussion helps you.
Anyway, I kept excerpts of this on my machine and usually do something like this
documentclassarticle
newcommandbbfamilyfontencodingUfontfamilybboldselectfont
DeclareMathAlphabetmathbbUbboldmn
DeclareSymbolFontbboldUbboldmn
SetSymbolFontbboldboldUbboldmn
DeclareMathSymbolbbGammamathordbbold'000
DeclareMathSymbolbbDeltamathordbbold'001
DeclareMathSymbolbbVarThetamathordbbold'002
DeclareMathSymbolbbLambdamathordbbold'003
DeclareMathSymbolbbThetamathordbbold'004
DeclareMathSymbolbbPimathordbbold'005
DeclareMathSymbolbbSigmamathordbbold'006
DeclareMathSymbolbbUpsilonmathordbbold'007
DeclareMathSymbolbbPhimathordbbold'010
DeclareMathSymbolbbPsimathordbbold'011
DeclareMathSymbolbbOmegamathordbbold'012
DeclareMathSymbolbbalphamathordbbold"0B
DeclareMathSymbolbbbetamathordbbold"0C
DeclareMathSymbolbbgammamathordbbold"0D
DeclareMathSymbolbbdeltamathordbbold"0E
DeclareMathSymbolbbespilonmathordbbold"0F
DeclareMathSymbolbbzetamathordbbold"10
DeclareMathSymbolbbetamathordbbold"11
DeclareMathSymbolbbthetamathordbbold"12
DeclareMathSymbolbbiotamathordbbold"13
DeclareMathSymbolbbkappamathordbbold"14
DeclareMathSymbolbblambdamathordbbold"15
DeclareMathSymbolbbmumathordbbold"16
DeclareMathSymbolbbnumathordbbold"17
DeclareMathSymbolbbximathordbbold"18
DeclareMathSymbolbbpimathordbbold"19
DeclareMathSymbolbbrhomathordbbold"1A
DeclareMathSymbolbbsigmamathordbbold"1B
DeclareMathSymbolbbtaumathordbbold"1C
DeclareMathSymbolbbupsilonmathordbbold"1D
DeclareMathSymbolbbphimathordbbold"1E
DeclareMathSymbolbbchimathordbbold"1F
DeclareMathSymbolbbpsimathordbbold"20
DeclareMathSymbolbbomegamathordbbold"7F
DeclareMathSymbolbbellmathordbbold"40
newcommandBBsymbol[1]%
ifcat#1amathbbm#1else
ifx#1GammabbGammafi
ifx#1DeltabbDeltafi
ifx#1VarThetabbVarThetafi
ifx#1LambdabbLambdafi
ifx#1ThetabbThetafi
ifx#1PibbPifi
ifx#1SigmabbSigmafi
ifx#1UpsilonbbUpsilonfi
ifx#1PhibbPhifi
ifx#1PsibbPsifi
ifx#1OmegabbOmegafi
ifx#1alphabbalphafi
ifx#1betabbbetafi
ifx#1gammabbgammafi
ifx#1deltabbdeltafi
ifx#1espilonbbespilonfi
ifx#1zetabbzetafi
ifx#1etabbetafi
ifx#1thetabbthetafi
ifx#1iotabbiotafi
ifx#1kappabbkappafi
ifx#1lambdabblambdafi
ifx#1mubbmufi
ifx#1nubbnufi
ifx#1xibbxifi
ifx#1pibbpifi
ifx#1rhobbrhofi
ifx#1sigmabbsigmafi
ifx#1taubbtaufi
ifx#1upsilonbbupsilonfi
ifx#1phibbphifi
ifx#1chibbchifi
ifx#1psibbpsifi
ifx#1omegabbomegafi
ifx#1ellbbellfi
fi
begindocument
$BBsymbolGammaBBsymbolalpha$
enddocument
And of course the outcome is not as nice as in egreg's answer but here you have double stroke letters for all Greek letters. (And those who feel like they need to shout at me: this post starts with a big disclaimer... ;-)
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of themathbbmCletters which come with thebbmpackage. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.
– marmot
11 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
WARNING: Some long time ago there was some package for this, I do not remember the details. I guess it was somehow related to this thingy. And I cannot really tell you why this was dropped, perhaps this discussion helps you.
Anyway, I kept excerpts of this on my machine and usually do something like this
documentclassarticle
newcommandbbfamilyfontencodingUfontfamilybboldselectfont
DeclareMathAlphabetmathbbUbboldmn
DeclareSymbolFontbboldUbboldmn
SetSymbolFontbboldboldUbboldmn
DeclareMathSymbolbbGammamathordbbold'000
DeclareMathSymbolbbDeltamathordbbold'001
DeclareMathSymbolbbVarThetamathordbbold'002
DeclareMathSymbolbbLambdamathordbbold'003
DeclareMathSymbolbbThetamathordbbold'004
DeclareMathSymbolbbPimathordbbold'005
DeclareMathSymbolbbSigmamathordbbold'006
DeclareMathSymbolbbUpsilonmathordbbold'007
DeclareMathSymbolbbPhimathordbbold'010
DeclareMathSymbolbbPsimathordbbold'011
DeclareMathSymbolbbOmegamathordbbold'012
DeclareMathSymbolbbalphamathordbbold"0B
DeclareMathSymbolbbbetamathordbbold"0C
DeclareMathSymbolbbgammamathordbbold"0D
DeclareMathSymbolbbdeltamathordbbold"0E
DeclareMathSymbolbbespilonmathordbbold"0F
DeclareMathSymbolbbzetamathordbbold"10
DeclareMathSymbolbbetamathordbbold"11
DeclareMathSymbolbbthetamathordbbold"12
DeclareMathSymbolbbiotamathordbbold"13
DeclareMathSymbolbbkappamathordbbold"14
DeclareMathSymbolbblambdamathordbbold"15
DeclareMathSymbolbbmumathordbbold"16
DeclareMathSymbolbbnumathordbbold"17
DeclareMathSymbolbbximathordbbold"18
DeclareMathSymbolbbpimathordbbold"19
DeclareMathSymbolbbrhomathordbbold"1A
DeclareMathSymbolbbsigmamathordbbold"1B
DeclareMathSymbolbbtaumathordbbold"1C
DeclareMathSymbolbbupsilonmathordbbold"1D
DeclareMathSymbolbbphimathordbbold"1E
DeclareMathSymbolbbchimathordbbold"1F
DeclareMathSymbolbbpsimathordbbold"20
DeclareMathSymbolbbomegamathordbbold"7F
DeclareMathSymbolbbellmathordbbold"40
newcommandBBsymbol[1]%
ifcat#1amathbbm#1else
ifx#1GammabbGammafi
ifx#1DeltabbDeltafi
ifx#1VarThetabbVarThetafi
ifx#1LambdabbLambdafi
ifx#1ThetabbThetafi
ifx#1PibbPifi
ifx#1SigmabbSigmafi
ifx#1UpsilonbbUpsilonfi
ifx#1PhibbPhifi
ifx#1PsibbPsifi
ifx#1OmegabbOmegafi
ifx#1alphabbalphafi
ifx#1betabbbetafi
ifx#1gammabbgammafi
ifx#1deltabbdeltafi
ifx#1espilonbbespilonfi
ifx#1zetabbzetafi
ifx#1etabbetafi
ifx#1thetabbthetafi
ifx#1iotabbiotafi
ifx#1kappabbkappafi
ifx#1lambdabblambdafi
ifx#1mubbmufi
ifx#1nubbnufi
ifx#1xibbxifi
ifx#1pibbpifi
ifx#1rhobbrhofi
ifx#1sigmabbsigmafi
ifx#1taubbtaufi
ifx#1upsilonbbupsilonfi
ifx#1phibbphifi
ifx#1chibbchifi
ifx#1psibbpsifi
ifx#1omegabbomegafi
ifx#1ellbbellfi
fi
begindocument
$BBsymbolGammaBBsymbolalpha$
enddocument
And of course the outcome is not as nice as in egreg's answer but here you have double stroke letters for all Greek letters. (And those who feel like they need to shout at me: this post starts with a big disclaimer... ;-)
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of themathbbmCletters which come with thebbmpackage. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.
– marmot
11 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
4
down vote
up vote
4
down vote
WARNING: Some long time ago there was some package for this, I do not remember the details. I guess it was somehow related to this thingy. And I cannot really tell you why this was dropped, perhaps this discussion helps you.
Anyway, I kept excerpts of this on my machine and usually do something like this
documentclassarticle
newcommandbbfamilyfontencodingUfontfamilybboldselectfont
DeclareMathAlphabetmathbbUbboldmn
DeclareSymbolFontbboldUbboldmn
SetSymbolFontbboldboldUbboldmn
DeclareMathSymbolbbGammamathordbbold'000
DeclareMathSymbolbbDeltamathordbbold'001
DeclareMathSymbolbbVarThetamathordbbold'002
DeclareMathSymbolbbLambdamathordbbold'003
DeclareMathSymbolbbThetamathordbbold'004
DeclareMathSymbolbbPimathordbbold'005
DeclareMathSymbolbbSigmamathordbbold'006
DeclareMathSymbolbbUpsilonmathordbbold'007
DeclareMathSymbolbbPhimathordbbold'010
DeclareMathSymbolbbPsimathordbbold'011
DeclareMathSymbolbbOmegamathordbbold'012
DeclareMathSymbolbbalphamathordbbold"0B
DeclareMathSymbolbbbetamathordbbold"0C
DeclareMathSymbolbbgammamathordbbold"0D
DeclareMathSymbolbbdeltamathordbbold"0E
DeclareMathSymbolbbespilonmathordbbold"0F
DeclareMathSymbolbbzetamathordbbold"10
DeclareMathSymbolbbetamathordbbold"11
DeclareMathSymbolbbthetamathordbbold"12
DeclareMathSymbolbbiotamathordbbold"13
DeclareMathSymbolbbkappamathordbbold"14
DeclareMathSymbolbblambdamathordbbold"15
DeclareMathSymbolbbmumathordbbold"16
DeclareMathSymbolbbnumathordbbold"17
DeclareMathSymbolbbximathordbbold"18
DeclareMathSymbolbbpimathordbbold"19
DeclareMathSymbolbbrhomathordbbold"1A
DeclareMathSymbolbbsigmamathordbbold"1B
DeclareMathSymbolbbtaumathordbbold"1C
DeclareMathSymbolbbupsilonmathordbbold"1D
DeclareMathSymbolbbphimathordbbold"1E
DeclareMathSymbolbbchimathordbbold"1F
DeclareMathSymbolbbpsimathordbbold"20
DeclareMathSymbolbbomegamathordbbold"7F
DeclareMathSymbolbbellmathordbbold"40
newcommandBBsymbol[1]%
ifcat#1amathbbm#1else
ifx#1GammabbGammafi
ifx#1DeltabbDeltafi
ifx#1VarThetabbVarThetafi
ifx#1LambdabbLambdafi
ifx#1ThetabbThetafi
ifx#1PibbPifi
ifx#1SigmabbSigmafi
ifx#1UpsilonbbUpsilonfi
ifx#1PhibbPhifi
ifx#1PsibbPsifi
ifx#1OmegabbOmegafi
ifx#1alphabbalphafi
ifx#1betabbbetafi
ifx#1gammabbgammafi
ifx#1deltabbdeltafi
ifx#1espilonbbespilonfi
ifx#1zetabbzetafi
ifx#1etabbetafi
ifx#1thetabbthetafi
ifx#1iotabbiotafi
ifx#1kappabbkappafi
ifx#1lambdabblambdafi
ifx#1mubbmufi
ifx#1nubbnufi
ifx#1xibbxifi
ifx#1pibbpifi
ifx#1rhobbrhofi
ifx#1sigmabbsigmafi
ifx#1taubbtaufi
ifx#1upsilonbbupsilonfi
ifx#1phibbphifi
ifx#1chibbchifi
ifx#1psibbpsifi
ifx#1omegabbomegafi
ifx#1ellbbellfi
fi
begindocument
$BBsymbolGammaBBsymbolalpha$
enddocument
And of course the outcome is not as nice as in egreg's answer but here you have double stroke letters for all Greek letters. (And those who feel like they need to shout at me: this post starts with a big disclaimer... ;-)
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
WARNING: Some long time ago there was some package for this, I do not remember the details. I guess it was somehow related to this thingy. And I cannot really tell you why this was dropped, perhaps this discussion helps you.
Anyway, I kept excerpts of this on my machine and usually do something like this
documentclassarticle
newcommandbbfamilyfontencodingUfontfamilybboldselectfont
DeclareMathAlphabetmathbbUbboldmn
DeclareSymbolFontbboldUbboldmn
SetSymbolFontbboldboldUbboldmn
DeclareMathSymbolbbGammamathordbbold'000
DeclareMathSymbolbbDeltamathordbbold'001
DeclareMathSymbolbbVarThetamathordbbold'002
DeclareMathSymbolbbLambdamathordbbold'003
DeclareMathSymbolbbThetamathordbbold'004
DeclareMathSymbolbbPimathordbbold'005
DeclareMathSymbolbbSigmamathordbbold'006
DeclareMathSymbolbbUpsilonmathordbbold'007
DeclareMathSymbolbbPhimathordbbold'010
DeclareMathSymbolbbPsimathordbbold'011
DeclareMathSymbolbbOmegamathordbbold'012
DeclareMathSymbolbbalphamathordbbold"0B
DeclareMathSymbolbbbetamathordbbold"0C
DeclareMathSymbolbbgammamathordbbold"0D
DeclareMathSymbolbbdeltamathordbbold"0E
DeclareMathSymbolbbespilonmathordbbold"0F
DeclareMathSymbolbbzetamathordbbold"10
DeclareMathSymbolbbetamathordbbold"11
DeclareMathSymbolbbthetamathordbbold"12
DeclareMathSymbolbbiotamathordbbold"13
DeclareMathSymbolbbkappamathordbbold"14
DeclareMathSymbolbblambdamathordbbold"15
DeclareMathSymbolbbmumathordbbold"16
DeclareMathSymbolbbnumathordbbold"17
DeclareMathSymbolbbximathordbbold"18
DeclareMathSymbolbbpimathordbbold"19
DeclareMathSymbolbbrhomathordbbold"1A
DeclareMathSymbolbbsigmamathordbbold"1B
DeclareMathSymbolbbtaumathordbbold"1C
DeclareMathSymbolbbupsilonmathordbbold"1D
DeclareMathSymbolbbphimathordbbold"1E
DeclareMathSymbolbbchimathordbbold"1F
DeclareMathSymbolbbpsimathordbbold"20
DeclareMathSymbolbbomegamathordbbold"7F
DeclareMathSymbolbbellmathordbbold"40
newcommandBBsymbol[1]%
ifcat#1amathbbm#1else
ifx#1GammabbGammafi
ifx#1DeltabbDeltafi
ifx#1VarThetabbVarThetafi
ifx#1LambdabbLambdafi
ifx#1ThetabbThetafi
ifx#1PibbPifi
ifx#1SigmabbSigmafi
ifx#1UpsilonbbUpsilonfi
ifx#1PhibbPhifi
ifx#1PsibbPsifi
ifx#1OmegabbOmegafi
ifx#1alphabbalphafi
ifx#1betabbbetafi
ifx#1gammabbgammafi
ifx#1deltabbdeltafi
ifx#1espilonbbespilonfi
ifx#1zetabbzetafi
ifx#1etabbetafi
ifx#1thetabbthetafi
ifx#1iotabbiotafi
ifx#1kappabbkappafi
ifx#1lambdabblambdafi
ifx#1mubbmufi
ifx#1nubbnufi
ifx#1xibbxifi
ifx#1pibbpifi
ifx#1rhobbrhofi
ifx#1sigmabbsigmafi
ifx#1taubbtaufi
ifx#1upsilonbbupsilonfi
ifx#1phibbphifi
ifx#1chibbchifi
ifx#1psibbpsifi
ifx#1omegabbomegafi
ifx#1ellbbellfi
fi
begindocument
$BBsymbolGammaBBsymbolalpha$
enddocument
And of course the outcome is not as nice as in egreg's answer but here you have double stroke letters for all Greek letters. (And those who feel like they need to shout at me: this post starts with a big disclaimer... ;-)
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
answered 22 mins ago
marmot
59.6k463128
59.6k463128
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of themathbbmCletters which come with thebbmpackage. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.
– marmot
11 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of themathbbmCletters which come with thebbmpackage. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.
– marmot
11 mins ago
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of the
mathbbmC letters which come with the bbm package. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.– marmot
11 mins ago
Just to add: I really do not know why there is no standard package for this, which also provides a non-pixelated versions of the
mathbbmC letters which come with the bbm package. By "I really do not know" whether these are legal or technical issues, or nobody feels if this something good to have. At least I would think this would be something good to have, and would be happy to spend some time to make this work. However, I have no idea how to design a font, and perhaps more importantly I do not know anything about the legal issues.– marmot
11 mins ago
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You could use the package https://ctan.org/pkg/unicode-math and choose a math font. That way you get a concise set of glyphs (as long as the typeface's designer did their job well). You should also consider https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec for a coherent use of typefaces in math mode and text mode.
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
$BbbGamma mathbbGamma mathbbΓ$
enddocument
EDIT: Applying egreg's solution to another font:
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx,dsfont
newcommandBbbGammareflectboxrotatebox[origin=c]180$mathds L$
begindocument
$BbbGamma$
enddocument
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You could use the package https://ctan.org/pkg/unicode-math and choose a math font. That way you get a concise set of glyphs (as long as the typeface's designer did their job well). You should also consider https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec for a coherent use of typefaces in math mode and text mode.
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
$BbbGamma mathbbGamma mathbbΓ$
enddocument
EDIT: Applying egreg's solution to another font:
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx,dsfont
newcommandBbbGammareflectboxrotatebox[origin=c]180$mathds L$
begindocument
$BbbGamma$
enddocument
answered 28 mins ago
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up vote
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up vote
2
down vote
You could use the package https://ctan.org/pkg/unicode-math and choose a math font. That way you get a concise set of glyphs (as long as the typeface's designer did their job well). You should also consider https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec for a coherent use of typefaces in math mode and text mode.
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
$BbbGamma mathbbGamma mathbbΓ$
enddocument
EDIT: Applying egreg's solution to another font:
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx,dsfont
newcommandBbbGammareflectboxrotatebox[origin=c]180$mathds L$
begindocument
$BbbGamma$
enddocument
answered 28 mins ago
CampanIgnis
1,9312628
You could use the package https://ctan.org/pkg/unicode-math and choose a math font. That way you get a concise set of glyphs (as long as the typeface's designer did their job well). You should also consider https://ctan.org/pkg/fontspec for a coherent use of typefaces in math mode and text mode.
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
$BbbGamma mathbbGamma mathbbΓ$
enddocument
EDIT: Applying egreg's solution to another font:
documentclassmemoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx,dsfont
newcommandBbbGammareflectboxrotatebox[origin=c]180$mathds L$
begindocument
$BbbGamma$
enddocument
answered 28 mins ago
CampanIgnis
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answered 28 mins ago
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answered 28 mins ago
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