Working with XeLaTex, I use the package unicode-math in my document. Everything is fine except for the mathbb characters, which I would like to have the ordinary way. With unicode-math, \mathbb{R} produces:
while I'd like to have:
(but still use unicode-math for everything else). Now I want to add a command like:
\setmathfont[range=\mathbb]{??Computer Modern??}
where ??Computer Modern?? has to be replaced by the appropriate font name, in order to get back the mathbb symbols which are used before unicode-math is loaded. The problem is, I don't know the appropriate font name of the standard math font (should be Computer Modern or Latin Modern Math or something like that). I have already tried loads of different strings, including "cm", "lmr", "Computer Modern" etc. Any suggestions for the font name which is required by \setmathfont here?
Best Answer
As written above, one can access the original
\mathbb
glyphs via\mathbbalt
.Uncommenting the "UNIVERSAL RESET" line gives this result: