I have LM fonts from gust.org.pl installed on my system, so I can access LM Roman/Sans/Mono, etc. in programs like LibreOffice Draw.
However, I cannot find a way to recreate the typical font one uses for set notation, the one with double stroke obtained with \mathbb{N}
in LaTeX. I installed the file msbm10.pfb
from the amsfonts package. Still no luck.
How could I achieve this? this question come close, but it is not what I am looking for.
Edit:
After installing latinmodern-math.otf
from https://www.gust.org.pl/projects/e-foundry/lm-math, and attempting what I understood from @David's answer, I got results similar to the desired, but still incorrect.
This is what I get in LibreOffice Draw after inserting the character U+1D54A
called "mathematical double-struck capital S" with Latin Modern Math font:
And this is the rendering that LaTeX produces with \mathbb{S}
:
They are clearly different.
- Is
U+1D54A
the correct character? - I also cannot find (within LibreOffice) several characters on Latin Modern Math, like double-struck P, Q, R, and others.
- The version of LM Math is
1.959
, with a glyph count of 4802.