Questions tagged [newtxmath]

{newtxmath} sets a Times clone as the main math font. This tag can be used for questions about {newpxmath} as well.

is part of the bundle, that provides a replacement to . It splits txfonts into two independent packages: newtxtext and newtxmath, which allow to use a Times clone for the main text font and for the main math font, respectively.

newtxmath also provides options to use, instead of Times, one of the following fonts:

  • Libertine
  • StixTwoMath
  • EBGaramond
  • garamondx
  • ScholaX
  • MinionPro
  • Baskervaldx
  • Baskerville
  • XCharter
  • Cochineal
  • Utopia

This tag can also be used for questions about the newpxmath package, which is part of the newpx bundle. newpx is very similar to newtx, but it allows to use Palatino clones instead of Times clones.

See the documentation of newtx and that of newpx for more information.

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newtxmath with libertine: different 'g' in subscript

The following example gives me a different 'g' in the simple subscript: \documentclass{article} \usepackage{mathtools,amssymb} \usepackage{libertine} \usepackage[libertine]{newtxmath} \begin{document} \[g \ \mu_g \ A_{\mu_g}\] \end{document} Is…
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smallerops sum in newtxmath

The newtxmath package has something called as smallerops option which when used causes the math largeoperators (other than integrals) to render 20% less than their original font size. My question is the following: I would like to use smallerops…
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Match text and math Greek fonts with XCharter in pdflatex

I'd like to use the XCharter font with pdflatex and get the Greek font in text to match the Greek font in math. I found this, but can't find the right font to use with it. Maybe there's another…
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Using newtxmath for letters but not symbols

I'd like to use newtxmath for the letters in my equations. Unfortunately, if I just enable newtxmath, I find that the \lesssim and \lnsim symbols look too much alike. Here's an…
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Serious Problem with newtxmath, newtxtext

I am trying to load newtxmath and newtxtext in my work and it is bringing \DeclareRobustCommand{\sustyle}{% error. I removed amssymb and loaded only newtxmath and newtxtext, it brought \Bbbk is already defined. I then added \let\Bbbk\relax, it…
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Is sansmath compatible with newtxsf?

I have a document with several tables containing mathematic expressions. While I want to use roman fonts for the normal text, everything inside a table should be sans-serif. Therefor, I load the sansmath-package and turn on \sffamilyas well as…
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Making Brackets more curvy in newtxmath

This is how the brackets look in the normal cmmodern math mode And the below image is using the "newtxmath package" So as one can see the brackets appear much better in the normal cm modern mode. Is there anyway by which I can make the brackets…
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How to use curly braces of the "newcomputermodern" font with newtx package

My question is the following. I want to use the { and } math braces of the newcomputermodern package while using the newtxmath package. Can this be done. If yes please help me with the commands. I am using Texlive distribution with…
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How to take advantage of the new features in the newtxmath package?

On January 11, 2020, Michael Sharpe, author of the New TX font package, has issued a new version of the documentation of this package, in which are mentioned some new features, such as the implementation of a \mathscr command. Is it possible to add…
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newtxmath fails after tlmgr update

I updated, and now get an error with the following code and lualatex or xelatex (pdflatex is OK): \documentclass{article} \usepackage{newtxmath} \begin{document} Hello \end{document} The error is this: ! Undefined control sequence. l.2619…
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Problems with newtxmath math fonts

I use newtxtext and newtxmath. The problems are as follows: $\triangleright$ yields something like \mathcal{F}. With \show\triangleright I get \triangleright=\mathchar"2246 The exclamation point doesn't show up when you type $n!$.