I would like to find a free font (preferably as in free speech) that can be used with LaTeX and that contains a bold version of $\succcurlyeq$
(defined in package amssymb
).
Currently I use poor man’s bold, but it is unsatisfactory, especially as the bold version of $\succcurlyeq$
differs from the normal $\succcurlyeq$
in a different way than the bold version of $\succeq$
differs from the normal $\succeq$
.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{amssymb}
\usepackage{bm}
\begin{document}
$\succ$ $\boldsymbol{\succ}$
$\succeq$ $\boldsymbol{\succeq}$
$\succcurlyeq$ $\boldsymbol{\succcurlyeq}$
\end{document}
More generally, is there somewhere a list of fonts “compatible” with LaTeX? (As I understand, not every font can be used with LaTeX, under the constraint of sticking to LaTeX rather than switching to XeLaTeX or Lua.) And is there a way of searching specifically for a font that contains bold symbols?
Best Answer
The AMS symbol fonts don't provide bold versions and neither do the
mathabx
fonts.You can use the symbols in
MnSymbol
, but they're smaller than the CM fonts; scaling them will thicken their strokes. Here's an experiment:At natural size (with
[1.0]
or removings*[1.2]
altogether)With also negated symbols (at natural size)