I did some Google searches but couldn't find a pleasing answer.
Every time I write a formula in my LaTeX document, I see unnecessary italic fonts. Of course, the \mathrm command from amsmath package does well but many symbols like phi are still not straight. Is there any easy way to make it straight?
Math & Science ⇒ Italic fonts
- Johannes_B
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Italic fonts
Where are you from? In almost all parts of the world, variables are written in italics, operators are set upright, and many many other rules.
In mathematics, there is a difference between a, a and a.
In mathematics, there is a difference between a, a and a.
The smart way: Calm down and take a deep breath, read posts and provided links attentively, try to understand and ask if necessary.
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Re: Italic fonts
But still I need to write them straight. Any suggestions?
- Stefan Kottwitz
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Italic fonts
It depends on the used fonts. For example, you can switch to upright greek letters (and upright uppercase letters, which are also used for greek symbols) by
kpfonts is a nice set of fonts with a lot of features.
You can also get upright greek letters by
and writing them as
Stefan
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\usepackage[upright]{kpfonts}

MinionPro
with frenchmath
option behaves similarly.You can also get upright greek letters by
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\usepackage{upgreek}
\upphi
etc.Stefan
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