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Help! Is there a font for mathematical equations and formulas?
Posted by daydbaoi in
4 Mar 2007 — 1:22pm
4 Mar 2007 — 1:22pm
I need a mathematical font to write quantum equations, formulas, do you know anywhere I can get this type of font for free? Thanks
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4 Mar 2007 — 1:48pm
Office 2007 comes with the Cambria Math font, and new math shaping engine.
Cheers, Si
4 Mar 2007 — 2:02pm
Besides Computer Modern, there are many free math fonts available for TeX. Many of these will also work with other programs. They can be obtained at CTAN. Of interest might be this survey of free math fonts that can be used in TeX.
4 Mar 2007 — 2:10pm
Thank you guys..
4 Mar 2007 — 3:07pm
Rica ederim.
You can also have a peek at http://www.dessci.com/en/products/mathtype/trial.asp
4 Mar 2007 — 5:21pm
TeX, pronounced "tech", is a computer language invented for typesetting mathematics. It's used for many other things as well.
http://www.tug.org
4 Mar 2007 — 5:50pm
Linotype European Pi should do the trick
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/european-pi/2/
Ah but it's not free. I'll read more closely next time.
5 Mar 2007 — 5:24pm
Alessandro your students miss you, where are you now?
Neredesin? (thanks to all by the way)
13 Mar 2007 — 4:09am
You really shouldn’t ask for FREE quality fonts on a forum which is frequented by fanatics who do fonting instead of eating … oh dear.
Requiring something serious? Go to http://www.typoma.com/
13 Mar 2007 — 7:18am
If you are willing to spend a few dollars, Adobe sells Lucida Math fonts (three fonts) for $79. These are based on the characters in the free Computer Modern fonts in TeX, but look nicer (to me, anyway).