Error in simultaneous using of newtxtext, txfonts, and mathabx packages
I have a sample code and want to generate a file with Times or New Times Roman font for the text and formulas (hence I used bothnewtxtext, txfonts). Also, I like the symbols shapes that are generated by mathabxpackage. However, it seems in general there would be some inconsistencies. For example, in the output of the following code, if more than three integral symbols are used, mathabx does not work properly. Is there any solution for this issue, or I have to sacrifice one thing in favor of the others?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{newtxtext,txfonts,mathabx}
begin{document}
The text font should be either Times or New Times Roman.
begin{align*}
x + y + z &= 0 \
psi (t) - Psi (x, t) &= 1
notag
end{align*}
The most important symbols:
$$ ast, cdot, dagger, pm, mp, div, star, times, approx, equiv,
doteq $$
$$ perp, mid, propto, sim, simeq, geq, gg, leq, ll, neq $$
$$ int, oint, oint!oint, prod, sum $$
$$iint_V mu(u,v) ,du,dv $$
$$iiiint_V mu(t,u,v,w) ,dt,du,dv,dw$$
$$idotsint_V mu(u_1,dots,u_k) ,du_1 dots du_k$$
$$ oint_V f(s) ,ds $$
$$idotsint $$
end{document}
fonts mathabx txfonts
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
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I have a sample code and want to generate a file with Times or New Times Roman font for the text and formulas (hence I used bothnewtxtext, txfonts). Also, I like the symbols shapes that are generated by mathabxpackage. However, it seems in general there would be some inconsistencies. For example, in the output of the following code, if more than three integral symbols are used, mathabx does not work properly. Is there any solution for this issue, or I have to sacrifice one thing in favor of the others?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{newtxtext,txfonts,mathabx}
begin{document}
The text font should be either Times or New Times Roman.
begin{align*}
x + y + z &= 0 \
psi (t) - Psi (x, t) &= 1
notag
end{align*}
The most important symbols:
$$ ast, cdot, dagger, pm, mp, div, star, times, approx, equiv,
doteq $$
$$ perp, mid, propto, sim, simeq, geq, gg, leq, ll, neq $$
$$ int, oint, oint!oint, prod, sum $$
$$iint_V mu(u,v) ,du,dv $$
$$iiiint_V mu(t,u,v,w) ,dt,du,dv,dw$$
$$idotsint_V mu(u_1,dots,u_k) ,du_1 dots du_k$$
$$ oint_V f(s) ,ds $$
$$idotsint $$
end{document}
fonts mathabx txfonts
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
1
mathabxdoesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e.iiiintwill be taken from a different font which defines it.
– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
1
You shouldn't be loadingnewtxtextandtxfontssimultaneously. If you need a math font to go withnewtxtext, load thenewtxmathpackage. Or, if you really insist on usingtxfonts, don't loadnewtxtext.
– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44
add a comment |
I have a sample code and want to generate a file with Times or New Times Roman font for the text and formulas (hence I used bothnewtxtext, txfonts). Also, I like the symbols shapes that are generated by mathabxpackage. However, it seems in general there would be some inconsistencies. For example, in the output of the following code, if more than three integral symbols are used, mathabx does not work properly. Is there any solution for this issue, or I have to sacrifice one thing in favor of the others?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{newtxtext,txfonts,mathabx}
begin{document}
The text font should be either Times or New Times Roman.
begin{align*}
x + y + z &= 0 \
psi (t) - Psi (x, t) &= 1
notag
end{align*}
The most important symbols:
$$ ast, cdot, dagger, pm, mp, div, star, times, approx, equiv,
doteq $$
$$ perp, mid, propto, sim, simeq, geq, gg, leq, ll, neq $$
$$ int, oint, oint!oint, prod, sum $$
$$iint_V mu(u,v) ,du,dv $$
$$iiiint_V mu(t,u,v,w) ,dt,du,dv,dw$$
$$idotsint_V mu(u_1,dots,u_k) ,du_1 dots du_k$$
$$ oint_V f(s) ,ds $$
$$idotsint $$
end{document}
fonts mathabx txfonts
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
I have a sample code and want to generate a file with Times or New Times Roman font for the text and formulas (hence I used bothnewtxtext, txfonts). Also, I like the symbols shapes that are generated by mathabxpackage. However, it seems in general there would be some inconsistencies. For example, in the output of the following code, if more than three integral symbols are used, mathabx does not work properly. Is there any solution for this issue, or I have to sacrifice one thing in favor of the others?
documentclass{article}
usepackage[a6paper]{geometry}
usepackage{amsmath}
usepackage{newtxtext,txfonts,mathabx}
begin{document}
The text font should be either Times or New Times Roman.
begin{align*}
x + y + z &= 0 \
psi (t) - Psi (x, t) &= 1
notag
end{align*}
The most important symbols:
$$ ast, cdot, dagger, pm, mp, div, star, times, approx, equiv,
doteq $$
$$ perp, mid, propto, sim, simeq, geq, gg, leq, ll, neq $$
$$ int, oint, oint!oint, prod, sum $$
$$iint_V mu(u,v) ,du,dv $$
$$iiiint_V mu(t,u,v,w) ,dt,du,dv,dw$$
$$idotsint_V mu(u_1,dots,u_k) ,du_1 dots du_k$$
$$ oint_V f(s) ,ds $$
$$idotsint $$
end{document}
fonts mathabx txfonts
fonts mathabx txfonts
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
asked Jan 14 at 4:05
Saeid Saeid
184
184
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mathabxdoesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e.iiiintwill be taken from a different font which defines it.
– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
1
You shouldn't be loadingnewtxtextandtxfontssimultaneously. If you need a math font to go withnewtxtext, load thenewtxmathpackage. Or, if you really insist on usingtxfonts, don't loadnewtxtext.
– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44
add a comment |
1
mathabxdoesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e.iiiintwill be taken from a different font which defines it.
– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
1
You shouldn't be loadingnewtxtextandtxfontssimultaneously. If you need a math font to go withnewtxtext, load thenewtxmathpackage. Or, if you really insist on usingtxfonts, don't loadnewtxtext.
– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44
1
1
mathabx doesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e. iiiint will be taken from a different font which defines it.– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
mathabx doesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e. iiiint will be taken from a different font which defines it.– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
1
1
You shouldn't be loading
newtxtext and txfonts simultaneously. If you need a math font to go with newtxtext, load the newtxmath package. Or, if you really insist on using txfonts, don't load newtxtext.– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44
You shouldn't be loading
newtxtext and txfonts simultaneously. If you need a math font to go with newtxtext, load the newtxmath package. Or, if you really insist on using txfonts, don't load newtxtext.– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44
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mathabxdoesn't have any more than triple integral, i.e.iiiintwill be taken from a different font which defines it.– Henri Menke
Jan 14 at 4:14
1
You shouldn't be loading
newtxtextandtxfontssimultaneously. If you need a math font to go withnewtxtext, load thenewtxmathpackage. Or, if you really insist on usingtxfonts, don't loadnewtxtext.– Mico
Jan 14 at 5:44