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Export Greek font (italic, upright, bold) from 'newtxmath' package with libertine option



Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)How to invoke `phi` only from `newtxmath` package?Upright Greek font fitting to Computer ModernUpright small greek via newtxmath without replacing the math fontProblem using a font from newtxmathReplace an upright Greek math alphabet in mtpro2libertine/newtxmath: Spacing after italic f too smallBold upright lowercase greek symbolsSans serif and serif greek fonts in math expressionUse smart greek letters recognizing mathrm with mathastext-packageUpright bold Greek fonts with SVMult classProblems with using numbers and italic greek of Alegreya font in math mode










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Is there a way to export just a single symbol from the font used by newtxmath with libertine option? Being be more specific, I would need both the italic and the upright Greek letters (in bold too) without loading the newtxmath package. For instance, this



documentclassstandalone
usepackage[libertine]newtxmath
begindocument
$tauuptauboldsymboluptau$
enddocument


produces that
enter image description here
How can I export these three characters (respectively italic, upright and bold)?
I tried with something like



DeclareSymbolFontNEWTXlettersOMLntxmimit
SetSymbolFontNEWTXlettersboldOMLntxmibit
DeclareMathSymbolnewtxtaumathordNEWTXletters28


in the preamble, as suggested by @Ruixi Zhang and @Sebastiano and others; that is fantastic, but so I only get the Greek italic letters of the default option, which is not libertine! In newtxmath.sty there is something like DeclareMathSymboltauupmathordlettersA28, but I don't know how to export it. Moreover, I tried to export them as .eps files, but that's not the same thing.



Thanks in advance!









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    Is there a way to export just a single symbol from the font used by newtxmath with libertine option? Being be more specific, I would need both the italic and the upright Greek letters (in bold too) without loading the newtxmath package. For instance, this



    documentclassstandalone
    usepackage[libertine]newtxmath
    begindocument
    $tauuptauboldsymboluptau$
    enddocument


    produces that
    enter image description here
    How can I export these three characters (respectively italic, upright and bold)?
    I tried with something like



    DeclareSymbolFontNEWTXlettersOMLntxmimit
    SetSymbolFontNEWTXlettersboldOMLntxmibit
    DeclareMathSymbolnewtxtaumathordNEWTXletters28


    in the preamble, as suggested by @Ruixi Zhang and @Sebastiano and others; that is fantastic, but so I only get the Greek italic letters of the default option, which is not libertine! In newtxmath.sty there is something like DeclareMathSymboltauupmathordlettersA28, but I don't know how to export it. Moreover, I tried to export them as .eps files, but that's not the same thing.



    Thanks in advance!









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      Is there a way to export just a single symbol from the font used by newtxmath with libertine option? Being be more specific, I would need both the italic and the upright Greek letters (in bold too) without loading the newtxmath package. For instance, this



      documentclassstandalone
      usepackage[libertine]newtxmath
      begindocument
      $tauuptauboldsymboluptau$
      enddocument


      produces that
      enter image description here
      How can I export these three characters (respectively italic, upright and bold)?
      I tried with something like



      DeclareSymbolFontNEWTXlettersOMLntxmimit
      SetSymbolFontNEWTXlettersboldOMLntxmibit
      DeclareMathSymbolnewtxtaumathordNEWTXletters28


      in the preamble, as suggested by @Ruixi Zhang and @Sebastiano and others; that is fantastic, but so I only get the Greek italic letters of the default option, which is not libertine! In newtxmath.sty there is something like DeclareMathSymboltauupmathordlettersA28, but I don't know how to export it. Moreover, I tried to export them as .eps files, but that's not the same thing.



      Thanks in advance!









      share














      Is there a way to export just a single symbol from the font used by newtxmath with libertine option? Being be more specific, I would need both the italic and the upright Greek letters (in bold too) without loading the newtxmath package. For instance, this



      documentclassstandalone
      usepackage[libertine]newtxmath
      begindocument
      $tauuptauboldsymboluptau$
      enddocument


      produces that
      enter image description here
      How can I export these three characters (respectively italic, upright and bold)?
      I tried with something like



      DeclareSymbolFontNEWTXlettersOMLntxmimit
      SetSymbolFontNEWTXlettersboldOMLntxmibit
      DeclareMathSymbolnewtxtaumathordNEWTXletters28


      in the preamble, as suggested by @Ruixi Zhang and @Sebastiano and others; that is fantastic, but so I only get the Greek italic letters of the default option, which is not libertine! In newtxmath.sty there is something like DeclareMathSymboltauupmathordlettersA28, but I don't know how to export it. Moreover, I tried to export them as .eps files, but that's not the same thing.



      Thanks in advance!







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