Weird tau greek letter

Question

I have a Physics book in which the work done by a force is represented by the greek letter tau.

Thing is, it's a different form of tau, a form I've never seen before. Here is what it looks like:

(sorry about the low quality pic)

The greek tau found in LaTeX's default greek alphabet looks quite different. Is there any command in which I would generate such above form of tau?

(there's no mention of it in "The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List", and I have already tried "Detexify" soft (which didn't give a good solution), only solutions given by the "duplicate" in discussion)

Answer 1

\textturntwo from tipx packages looks similar to it, in my opinion:

\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tipx}
\usepackage{amsmath}
\begin{document}
\textturntwo

$\text{\textturntwo}$
\end{document}