Comment #7 on issue 2952 by [email protected]: PDF documentation http://code.google.com/p/sympy/issues/detail?id=2952
I think that you need latest version of "enumitem" (>=3.0) for "\setlistdepth" to work. Without it you'll get "too deeply nested" error for itemized elements. MiKTeX system downloaded necessary package automatically on Windows but i.e on Ubuntu "enumitem" (>=3.0) wasn't available in repository when I checked month or so ago
And of course remove offending Unicode characters. There are couple of them and globally replacing with closest match worked for me. See linked output PDF
As for fonts: http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/font/index.htm, common monospaced font on Windows with Unicode support is Lucida Console, but even "Arial Unicode MS" which has 5 stars in the linked table, does not offer "Integral Extension" character. And as no Unicode font is perfect (http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/font/dejavu_sans_mono/missing.htm) if maybe some kind of compromise can be made.
On Windows, users wanting Unicode in console set Lucida Console (Courier New is default), on OSX I don't know, maybe it's Monaco, but I can't check right now, and on Linux variants it's perhaps "DejaVu Sans Mono" or "Monospace". So what I'm saying is that maybe "least common denominator" of these font samples can be starting point for sensible math notation framework in terminal, as requiring special font to be installed by user, is not such great approach
I don't know also how fallback system works, in a manner that if "Arial Unicode MS" would have "Integral Extension" character, will OS provide it for Lucida Console when demanded.
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