Showing posts with label Font. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Font. Show all posts

Try using all mathtext fontset in python and matplotlib.pyplot


The result (computer modern: cm) is:

Try using all mathtext fontset in python and matplotlib.pyplot

In this page, I try using all mathtext fontset in python and matplotlib.pyplot. It seems that the resulting text of \mathbb{hogehoge}, \mathrm{\mathbb{hogehgoe}}, \mathfrak{hogehoge}, \mathsf{hogehoge}, and \mathrm{\mathsf{hogehoge}} are same.

Display same figure with changing lines color and math fonts


The example of the result (computer modern) is:



This page show how to display several font all at once.
Computer modern, stix (Times New Roman), arial, cambria and arial (with colored line) are displayed.

Make figures changing math font in Python Matplotlib.pyplot


The example of the result (computer modern font) is:


This page shows how to change text font of the labels, ticks and mathtext.

Write \mu (Greek letter, Symbol) in Python Matplotlib.pyplot


The results are:
Write \mu (Greek letter, Symbol) in Python Matplotlib.pyplot times
Write \mu (Greek letter, Symbol) in Python Matplotlib.pyplot arial

This page shows how to write μ:mu, \mu in the matplotlib. By specifying the Unicode, you can add arbitrary character to the plot.