I remember there being a way to display some Greek letters in a slightly different style (like how people often write Greek letters a bit differently than they're printed). Can anybody remind me of the command for this?
3 Answers
\varphi
, \varepsilon
and so on.
If you want to use one variant throughout and save yourself a few keystrokes, put \let\phi\varphi
in your preamble.
The kpfonts
package contains slanted and upright greek letters for mathmode.
psgreek
provides some alternate Greek fonts.
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1You say "and so on" but a lot of these don't exist right? For example
\vardelta
does not.– KvotheFeb 21, 2022 at 14:13
There are several packages that render slightly different Greek letters, such as the upgreek
package.
You can check this and many more in the Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol Guide, starting from page 90.
I came across this document: http://www.tug.org/pracjourn/2006-1/hartke/hartke.pdf, which is a review of different fonts for math mode. In the document it also shows the rendered version of each of the fonts, to give you an impression of what the final result will be like.