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In the modern toolchain with unicode-math, boldsymbolmathbb works if you load a math font with a bold version (as of July 2019, XITS Math, Libertinus Math or Minion Math) or if you manually load a bold math font with, for example, setmathfont[version=bold]Minion Math Semibold.

Otherwise, as Sebastiano beat me to saying, load mathalpha (formerly mathalfa) with a double-struck font that comes in bold (such as [bb=px]) and use its mathbbb.

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Here there is my proposal as an alternative. You could to use bb = boondox + mathalpha (as suggest by the user @Davislor - see comment and your nice answer), but it changes the nature of the symbol. You have always the bold.

Here there is a little code

documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackage[bb = boondox]mathalpha
begindocument
$mathbbR, mathbbbR, mathbbbZ$
enddocument

and a screenshot:

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In the modern toolchain with unicode-math, boldsymbolmathbb works if you load a math font with a bold version (as of July 2019, XITS Math, Libertinus Math or Minion Math) or if you manually load a bold math font with, for example, setmathfont[version=bold]Minion Math Semibold.

Otherwise, as Sebastiano beat me to saying, load mathalpha (formerly mathalfa) with a double-struck font that comes in bold (such as [bb=px]) and use its mathbbb.

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In the modern toolchain with unicode-math, boldsymbolmathbb works if you load a math font with a bold version (as of July 2019, XITS Math, Libertinus Math or Minion Math) or if you manually load a bold math font with, for example, setmathfont[version=bold]Minion Math Semibold.

Otherwise, as Sebastiano beat me to saying, load mathalpha (formerly mathalfa) with a double-struck font that comes in bold (such as [bb=px]) and use its mathbbb.

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In the modern toolchain with unicode-math, boldsymbolmathbb works if you load a math font with a bold version (as of July 2019, XITS Math, Libertinus Math or Minion Math) or if you manually load a bold math font with, for example, setmathfont[version=bold]Minion Math Semibold.

Otherwise, as Sebastiano beat me to saying, load mathalpha (formerly mathalfa) with a double-struck font that comes in bold (such as [bb=px]) and use its mathbbb.

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Here there is my proposal as an alternative. You could to use bb = boondox + mathalpha (as suggest by the user @Davislor - see comment and your nice answer), but it changes the nature of the symbol. You have always the bold.

Here there is a little code

documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackage[bb = boondox]mathalpha
begindocument
$mathbbR, mathbbbR, mathbbbZ$
enddocument

and a screenshot:

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  Note that the package has been renamed mathalpha.
  
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  @Davislor I didn't know and thank you very much. Then in my book I change it, because I use this name.
  
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  It might still be a good idea to use mathalfa in our examples for a while, because that’s still supported for backward-compatibility and it might take a while for everyone to update.
  
  – Davislor
  6 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

2

Here there is my proposal as an alternative. You could to use bb = boondox + mathalpha (as suggest by the user @Davislor - see comment and your nice answer), but it changes the nature of the symbol. You have always the bold.

Here there is a little code

documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackage[bb = boondox]mathalpha
begindocument
$mathbbR, mathbbbR, mathbbbZ$
enddocument

and a screenshot:

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edited 6 hours ago

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  Note that the package has been renamed mathalpha.
  
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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @Davislor I didn't know and thank you very much. Then in my book I change it, because I use this name.
  
  – Sebastiano
  6 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  1
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  It might still be a good idea to use mathalfa in our examples for a while, because that’s still supported for backward-compatibility and it might take a while for everyone to update.
  
  – Davislor
  6 hours ago
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

Here there is my proposal as an alternative. You could to use bb = boondox + mathalpha (as suggest by the user @Davislor - see comment and your nice answer), but it changes the nature of the symbol. You have always the bold.

Here there is a little code

documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackage[bb = boondox]mathalpha
begindocument
$mathbbR, mathbbbR, mathbbbZ$
enddocument

and a screenshot:

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documentclass[a4paper,12pt]article
usepackage[bb = boondox]mathalpha
begindocument
$mathbbR, mathbbbR, mathbbbZ$
enddocument

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