Try txfonts (times) or pxfonts (palatino) They both have comprehensive set of math symbols
Akos ****************************************************************** Akos Valentinyi Department of Economics University of Southampton Highfield Phone: +44 23 80592536 Southampton SO17 1BJ Fax: +44 23 80593858 United Kingdom http://www.soton.ac.uk/~av2 ****************************************************************** On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, Dirk Laurie wrote: > I'm trying to write a document in a nice-looking font with plenty > of mathematics in it. It appears that fonts like charter, utopia > when invoked with the charter.sty, utopia.sty packages don't have > their own math, but use Computer Modern. I've discovered, so far, > the following alternatives: > > 1. mathptm Times with own math font > 2. palatcm Palatino with own math font > 3. euler Whatever text font, with euler math font. Looks > OK with concrete.sty, except that concrete has no > boldface and it uses (ugh!) Computer Modern boldface. > Doesn't look so nice with charter or utopia. > > Are there any other typefaces in tetex that sipply math fonts? > > Dirk >
