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I would like to use Zapf's Palatino font for the text in my document, which also includes a lot of maths. And I would like a good font for the maths. This is a snapshot of what I am doing.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemathpple
usepackageupgreek
usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
To me the text and math fonts seem a good fit but the text does not look like Palatino.
math-mode fonts palatino
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Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
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I would like to use Zapf's Palatino font for the text in my document, which also includes a lot of maths. And I would like a good font for the maths. This is a snapshot of what I am doing.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemathpple
usepackageupgreek
usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
To me the text and math fonts seem a good fit but the text does not look like Palatino.
math-mode fonts palatino
asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
9,6391 gold badge15 silver badges34 bronze badges
1
Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably wanteulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweakfourierormathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.
– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not1is a prime number...
– Mico
8 hours ago
add a comment |
I would like to use Zapf's Palatino font for the text in my document, which also includes a lot of maths. And I would like a good font for the maths. This is a snapshot of what I am doing.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemathpple
usepackageupgreek
usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
To me the text and math fonts seem a good fit but the text does not look like Palatino.
math-mode fonts palatino
asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
9,6391 gold badge15 silver badges34 bronze badges
I would like to use Zapf's Palatino font for the text in my document, which also includes a lot of maths. And I would like a good font for the maths. This is a snapshot of what I am doing.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageamssymb
usepackagemathpple
usepackageupgreek
usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
To me the text and math fonts seem a good fit but the text does not look like Palatino.
math-mode fonts palatino
math-mode fonts palatino
asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
9,6391 gold badge15 silver badges34 bronze badges
asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
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asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
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asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
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asked 9 hours ago
Peter WilsonPeter Wilson
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1
Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably wanteulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweakfourierormathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.
– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not1is a prime number...
– Mico
8 hours ago
add a comment |
1
Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably wanteulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweakfourierormathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.
– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not1is a prime number...
– Mico
8 hours ago
1
1
Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably want
eulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweak fourier or mathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably want
eulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweak fourier or mathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not
1 is a prime number...– Mico
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not
1 is a prime number...– Mico
8 hours ago
add a comment |
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I suggest that you not load the mathpple, mathpazo, and upgreek packages and, instead, load the newpxtext and newpxmath packages.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
%usepackagemathpple
%usepackageupgreek
%usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
usepackagenewpxtext,newpxmath
begindocument
Some regular text. lipsum[2]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m,
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$.
$alphabetagammadelta$ vs. $upalphaupbetaupgammaupdelta$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
MicoMico
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You can also do this with OpenType fonts using unicode-math.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
defaultfontfeaturesScale=MatchLowercase
setmainfontTeX Gyre Pagella
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
With LuaLaTeX, including microtype will get you both font protrusion and font expansion, which cuts down on the amount of hyphenation substantially.
You can also substitute Palatino or Palatino Linotype as the main font if you have it, or TeX Gyre Pagella Math as the math font. A sans-serif font that matches well is Hermann Zapf’s Optima, and you might mix in some of Zapf’s Neo Euler in math mode (I like its upright letters and its script alphabet).
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I suggest that you not load the mathpple, mathpazo, and upgreek packages and, instead, load the newpxtext and newpxmath packages.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
%usepackagemathpple
%usepackageupgreek
%usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
usepackagenewpxtext,newpxmath
begindocument
Some regular text. lipsum[2]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m,
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$.
$alphabetagammadelta$ vs. $upalphaupbetaupgammaupdelta$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
MicoMico
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I suggest that you not load the mathpple, mathpazo, and upgreek packages and, instead, load the newpxtext and newpxmath packages.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
%usepackagemathpple
%usepackageupgreek
%usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
usepackagenewpxtext,newpxmath
begindocument
Some regular text. lipsum[2]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m,
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$.
$alphabetagammadelta$ vs. $upalphaupbetaupgammaupdelta$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
MicoMico
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I suggest that you not load the mathpple, mathpazo, and upgreek packages and, instead, load the newpxtext and newpxmath packages.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
%usepackagemathpple
%usepackageupgreek
%usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
usepackagenewpxtext,newpxmath
begindocument
Some regular text. lipsum[2]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m,
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$.
$alphabetagammadelta$ vs. $upalphaupbetaupgammaupdelta$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
MicoMico
302k33 gold badges412 silver badges820 bronze badges
I suggest that you not load the mathpple, mathpazo, and upgreek packages and, instead, load the newpxtext and newpxmath packages.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath,amssymb
%usepackagemathpple
%usepackageupgreek
%usepackagemathpazo
usepackagelipsum
usepackagenewpxtext,newpxmath
begindocument
Some regular text. lipsum[2]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m,
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$.
$alphabetagammadelta$ vs. $upalphaupbetaupgammaupdelta$
enddocument
answered 9 hours ago
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You can also do this with OpenType fonts using unicode-math.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
defaultfontfeaturesScale=MatchLowercase
setmainfontTeX Gyre Pagella
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
With LuaLaTeX, including microtype will get you both font protrusion and font expansion, which cuts down on the amount of hyphenation substantially.
You can also substitute Palatino or Palatino Linotype as the main font if you have it, or TeX Gyre Pagella Math as the math font. A sans-serif font that matches well is Hermann Zapf’s Optima, and you might mix in some of Zapf’s Neo Euler in math mode (I like its upright letters and its script alphabet).
answered 6 hours ago
DavislorDavislor
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add a comment |
You can also do this with OpenType fonts using unicode-math.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
defaultfontfeaturesScale=MatchLowercase
setmainfontTeX Gyre Pagella
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
With LuaLaTeX, including microtype will get you both font protrusion and font expansion, which cuts down on the amount of hyphenation substantially.
You can also substitute Palatino or Palatino Linotype as the main font if you have it, or TeX Gyre Pagella Math as the math font. A sans-serif font that matches well is Hermann Zapf’s Optima, and you might mix in some of Zapf’s Neo Euler in math mode (I like its upright letters and its script alphabet).
answered 6 hours ago
DavislorDavislor
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add a comment |
You can also do this with OpenType fonts using unicode-math.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
defaultfontfeaturesScale=MatchLowercase
setmainfontTeX Gyre Pagella
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
With LuaLaTeX, including microtype will get you both font protrusion and font expansion, which cuts down on the amount of hyphenation substantially.
You can also substitute Palatino or Palatino Linotype as the main font if you have it, or TeX Gyre Pagella Math as the math font. A sans-serif font that matches well is Hermann Zapf’s Optima, and you might mix in some of Zapf’s Neo Euler in math mode (I like its upright letters and its script alphabet).
answered 6 hours ago
DavislorDavislor
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You can also do this with OpenType fonts using unicode-math.
documentclass[10pt,letterpaper]memoir
usepackageamsmath
usepackageunicode-math
usepackagemicrotype
usepackagelipsum
defaultfontfeaturesScale=MatchLowercase
setmainfontTeX Gyre Pagella
setmathfontAsana Math
begindocument
chapterDemo
Some regular text. lipsum[1]
Now for some maths.
begindisplaymath
P_N-1 + m = fracCN-1 + m binomN_2 - N_1m
alpha^mbeta^(N_2 - N_1) -m
enddisplaymath
The number 27 is the sum of the first 5 odd prime numbers: $27 = 1+3+5+7+11$
enddocument
With LuaLaTeX, including microtype will get you both font protrusion and font expansion, which cuts down on the amount of hyphenation substantially.
You can also substitute Palatino or Palatino Linotype as the main font if you have it, or TeX Gyre Pagella Math as the math font. A sans-serif font that matches well is Hermann Zapf’s Optima, and you might mix in some of Zapf’s Neo Euler in math mode (I like its upright letters and its script alphabet).
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Try newpx instead of mathpazo.
– Ulrike Fischer
9 hours ago
I've seen a mention that Euler (you'd probably want
eulervm) works good with Palatino. Another option is to tweakfourierormathdesign. That is, if you want a different math font with your Palatino text font.– Oleg Lobachev
8 hours ago
Let's hope that nobody decides to challenge you on whether or not
1is a prime number...– Mico
8 hours ago