Something quite strange. Why I have as a result of the following formula:
\begin{equation}
\omega=\lambda_{1}\Sigma^{-1}\bf{1}+\lambda_{2}\Sigma^{-1}\mu
\end{equation}
a black square instead the sigma symbol? in the first part is ok. I am becoming a bit crazy trying to find out the error. I tried everything, to separate, to isolate, to write the formula with double $$ rather than \begin{equation}, packages loaded are the normal ones, etc... Any other symbol works perfectly but with \Sigma is quite weird, this is what I got no matter the way you try to write the formula.
Thanks for your support!
\bf
should never be used in latex but if you do use it the syntax would be{\bf 1}
but use\mathbf{1}
\bf{}
is wrong, it should be\mathbf{}
. A long time ago in a galaxy far far away it should have been{\bf }
, but not any more. I suspect what's happened is now everything after\bf
is in the bold font and\Sigma
's place in the bold font encoding is taken by the square