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bold in theorem
Unicorn Meta Zoo #1: Why another podcast?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar ManaraTheorem numbers in boldSpecification in `theorem` environment also boldBold subscriptsBold Greek letters in latex section nameModernCV babel and bold text issueBold upright lowercase greek symbolsUpright bold Greek fonts with SVMult className of a `theorem` bold problem with swapnumbersTheorem without boldBold Greek Letters
I'd like to know why the "Theorem", "Lemma", etc are not in bold in my text. The code is
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[english,greek]babel
usepackage[square, numbers, comma, sort&compress]natbib % Use the "Natbib" style for the references in the Bibliography
usepackageverbatim % Needed for the "comment" environment to make LaTeX comments
usepackageamsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,amscd,mathrsfs,enumerate
usepackageamsthm
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagepifont
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagefourier
usepackageesvect
usepackagepgf,tikz
usepackagemathrsfs
usepackage[capposition=top]floatrow
renewcommandqedsymboltextcolorblack$blacksquare$
allowdisplaybreaks
...
usetikzlibraryarrows
DeclareRobustCommanden[1]%
foreignlanguageenglish#1%
newcommandengbeginotherlanguageenglish
newcommandeengendotherlanguage
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremthmΘεώρημα[section]
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremdfn[thm]Ορισμός
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremprp[thm]Πρόταση
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremlem[thm]Λήμμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheorempx[thm]Παράδειγμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheoremcol[thm]Πόρισμα
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremnote[thm]Παρατήρηση
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremprf[thm]Απόδειξη
theoremstyleremark
Thanks in advance!
bold greek
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
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I'd like to know why the "Theorem", "Lemma", etc are not in bold in my text. The code is
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[english,greek]babel
usepackage[square, numbers, comma, sort&compress]natbib % Use the "Natbib" style for the references in the Bibliography
usepackageverbatim % Needed for the "comment" environment to make LaTeX comments
usepackageamsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,amscd,mathrsfs,enumerate
usepackageamsthm
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagepifont
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagefourier
usepackageesvect
usepackagepgf,tikz
usepackagemathrsfs
usepackage[capposition=top]floatrow
renewcommandqedsymboltextcolorblack$blacksquare$
allowdisplaybreaks
...
usetikzlibraryarrows
DeclareRobustCommanden[1]%
foreignlanguageenglish#1%
newcommandengbeginotherlanguageenglish
newcommandeengendotherlanguage
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremthmΘεώρημα[section]
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremdfn[thm]Ορισμός
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremprp[thm]Πρόταση
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremlem[thm]Λήμμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheorempx[thm]Παράδειγμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheoremcol[thm]Πόρισμα
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremnote[thm]Παρατήρηση
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremprf[thm]Απόδειξη
theoremstyleremark
Thanks in advance!
bold greek
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
The fonts provided byfourierdon't have support for Greek.
– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59
add a comment |
I'd like to know why the "Theorem", "Lemma", etc are not in bold in my text. The code is
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[english,greek]babel
usepackage[square, numbers, comma, sort&compress]natbib % Use the "Natbib" style for the references in the Bibliography
usepackageverbatim % Needed for the "comment" environment to make LaTeX comments
usepackageamsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,amscd,mathrsfs,enumerate
usepackageamsthm
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagepifont
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagefourier
usepackageesvect
usepackagepgf,tikz
usepackagemathrsfs
usepackage[capposition=top]floatrow
renewcommandqedsymboltextcolorblack$blacksquare$
allowdisplaybreaks
...
usetikzlibraryarrows
DeclareRobustCommanden[1]%
foreignlanguageenglish#1%
newcommandengbeginotherlanguageenglish
newcommandeengendotherlanguage
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremthmΘεώρημα[section]
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremdfn[thm]Ορισμός
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremprp[thm]Πρόταση
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremlem[thm]Λήμμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheorempx[thm]Παράδειγμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheoremcol[thm]Πόρισμα
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremnote[thm]Παρατήρηση
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremprf[thm]Απόδειξη
theoremstyleremark
Thanks in advance!
bold greek
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
I'd like to know why the "Theorem", "Lemma", etc are not in bold in my text. The code is
documentclass[12pt,a4paper]report
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackage[english,greek]babel
usepackage[square, numbers, comma, sort&compress]natbib % Use the "Natbib" style for the references in the Bibliography
usepackageverbatim % Needed for the "comment" environment to make LaTeX comments
usepackageamsmath,amsfonts,amssymb,amscd,mathrsfs,enumerate
usepackageamsthm
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagepifont
usepackagemathtools
usepackage[all]xy
usepackagerelsize
usepackagefourier
usepackageesvect
usepackagepgf,tikz
usepackagemathrsfs
usepackage[capposition=top]floatrow
renewcommandqedsymboltextcolorblack$blacksquare$
allowdisplaybreaks
...
usetikzlibraryarrows
DeclareRobustCommanden[1]%
foreignlanguageenglish#1%
newcommandengbeginotherlanguageenglish
newcommandeengendotherlanguage
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremthmΘεώρημα[section]
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremdfn[thm]Ορισμός
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremprp[thm]Πρόταση
theoremstyleplain
newtheoremlem[thm]Λήμμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheorempx[thm]Παράδειγμα
theoremstyledefinition
newtheoremcol[thm]Πόρισμα
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremnote[thm]Παρατήρηση
theoremstyleremark
newtheoremprf[thm]Απόδειξη
theoremstyleremark
Thanks in advance!
bold greek
bold greek
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
edited Apr 17 at 16:54
Mico
288k32394782
288k32394782
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
asked Apr 17 at 16:32
giannispapavgiannispapav
1476
1476
The fonts provided byfourierdon't have support for Greek.
– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59
add a comment |
The fonts provided byfourierdon't have support for Greek.
– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59
The fonts provided by
fourier don't have support for Greek.– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
The fonts provided by
fourier don't have support for Greek.– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59
add a comment |
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The fourier fonts don't support Greek, so you get warnings about font substitutions.
An available Greek font that's similar to Utopia is GFS Artemisia.
If you add
usepackagesubstitutefont
substitutefontLGRrmdefaultartemisia
to your preamble, you get, from
beginthm
enTheorem Theorem % just for comparison
$alphabeta$ ab
endthm
the output
Other possible choices are, instead of usepackagefourier,
usepackagetempora
usepackagenewtxmath
which will use a Times-like font. Here substitutefont is not necessary.
Note. It's not necessary to repeat theoremstyle declarations. The scope of one lasts until countermanded by another similar declaration.
answered Apr 17 at 17:07
egregegreg
736k8919353261
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The fourier fonts don't support Greek, so you get warnings about font substitutions.
An available Greek font that's similar to Utopia is GFS Artemisia.
If you add
usepackagesubstitutefont
substitutefontLGRrmdefaultartemisia
to your preamble, you get, from
beginthm
enTheorem Theorem % just for comparison
$alphabeta$ ab
endthm
the output
Other possible choices are, instead of usepackagefourier,
usepackagetempora
usepackagenewtxmath
which will use a Times-like font. Here substitutefont is not necessary.
Note. It's not necessary to repeat theoremstyle declarations. The scope of one lasts until countermanded by another similar declaration.
answered Apr 17 at 17:07
egregegreg
736k8919353261
add a comment |
The fourier fonts don't support Greek, so you get warnings about font substitutions.
An available Greek font that's similar to Utopia is GFS Artemisia.
If you add
usepackagesubstitutefont
substitutefontLGRrmdefaultartemisia
to your preamble, you get, from
beginthm
enTheorem Theorem % just for comparison
$alphabeta$ ab
endthm
the output
Other possible choices are, instead of usepackagefourier,
usepackagetempora
usepackagenewtxmath
which will use a Times-like font. Here substitutefont is not necessary.
Note. It's not necessary to repeat theoremstyle declarations. The scope of one lasts until countermanded by another similar declaration.
answered Apr 17 at 17:07
egregegreg
736k8919353261
add a comment |
The fourier fonts don't support Greek, so you get warnings about font substitutions.
An available Greek font that's similar to Utopia is GFS Artemisia.
If you add
usepackagesubstitutefont
substitutefontLGRrmdefaultartemisia
to your preamble, you get, from
beginthm
enTheorem Theorem % just for comparison
$alphabeta$ ab
endthm
the output
Other possible choices are, instead of usepackagefourier,
usepackagetempora
usepackagenewtxmath
which will use a Times-like font. Here substitutefont is not necessary.
Note. It's not necessary to repeat theoremstyle declarations. The scope of one lasts until countermanded by another similar declaration.
answered Apr 17 at 17:07
egregegreg
736k8919353261
The fourier fonts don't support Greek, so you get warnings about font substitutions.
An available Greek font that's similar to Utopia is GFS Artemisia.
If you add
usepackagesubstitutefont
substitutefontLGRrmdefaultartemisia
to your preamble, you get, from
beginthm
enTheorem Theorem % just for comparison
$alphabeta$ ab
endthm
the output
Other possible choices are, instead of usepackagefourier,
usepackagetempora
usepackagenewtxmath
which will use a Times-like font. Here substitutefont is not necessary.
Note. It's not necessary to repeat theoremstyle declarations. The scope of one lasts until countermanded by another similar declaration.
answered Apr 17 at 17:07
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The fonts provided by
fourierdon't have support for Greek.– egreg
Apr 17 at 16:57
@egreg Thanks! Do you know what package should I import?
– giannispapav
Apr 17 at 16:59