How do I select the style of a lowercase gamma?












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It is traditional in Physics to use a lowercase gamma that looks like a Y. Without going into the question of whether that tradition is wrong, how do I differentiate in Latex markup between a Gamma that looks like a Y and a Gamma with a loop?






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  • What is a "gamma with a loop"?
    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago










  • Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago












  • I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago






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    @StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago










  • haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago
















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It is traditional in Physics to use a lowercase gamma that looks like a Y. Without going into the question of whether that tradition is wrong, how do I differentiate in Latex markup between a Gamma that looks like a Y and a Gamma with a loop?






fonts symbols greek







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  • What is a "gamma with a loop"?
    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago










  • Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago












  • I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    @StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago










  • haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago














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It is traditional in Physics to use a lowercase gamma that looks like a Y. Without going into the question of whether that tradition is wrong, how do I differentiate in Latex markup between a Gamma that looks like a Y and a Gamma with a loop?






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It is traditional in Physics to use a lowercase gamma that looks like a Y. Without going into the question of whether that tradition is wrong, how do I differentiate in Latex markup between a Gamma that looks like a Y and a Gamma with a loop?






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  • What is a "gamma with a loop"?
    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago










  • Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago












  • I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    @StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago










  • haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago


















  • What is a "gamma with a loop"?
    – Sebastiano
    4 hours ago










  • Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago












  • I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago






  • 1




    @StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
    – Christian Hupfer
    4 hours ago










  • haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
    – Stefan Schroeder
    4 hours ago
















What is a "gamma with a loop"?
– Sebastiano
4 hours ago




What is a "gamma with a loop"?
– Sebastiano
4 hours ago












Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
– Christian Hupfer
4 hours ago






Do you mean gammaup? This is mainly a matter of the used font
– Christian Hupfer
4 hours ago














I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
– Stefan Schroeder
4 hours ago




I think you try to distinguish btw. a small gamma (γ) and a capital one (Γ), which would be gamma and Gamma respectively.
– Stefan Schroeder
4 hours ago




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@StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
– Christian Hupfer
4 hours ago




@StefanSchroeder: there is no loop in Gamma ....
– Christian Hupfer
4 hours ago












haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
– Stefan Schroeder
4 hours ago




haha, sure, but perhaps the question was just inaccurate. It's just a comment, mind you.
– Stefan Schroeder
4 hours ago










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documentclass[a4paper]{article}

usepackage{tipa}

usepackage{upgreek}

begin{document}



begin{tabular}{rl}

tipa:    & textbabygamma\

upgreek: & $upgamma$\

tipa:    & textgamma\

tipa:    & textramshorns\

default: & $gamma$\

end{tabular}



end{document}



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begin{tabular}{rl}
    
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upgreek: & $upgamma$\
    
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tipa:    & textramshorns\
    
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usepackage{tipa}
      
usepackage{upgreek}
      
begin{document}
      

      
begin{tabular}{rl}
      
tipa:    & textbabygamma\
      
upgreek: & $upgamma$\
      
tipa:    & textgamma\
      
tipa:    & textramshorns\
      
default: & $gamma$\
      
end{tabular}
      

      
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        documentclass[a4paper]{article}
        
usepackage{tipa}
        
usepackage{upgreek}
        
begin{document}
        

        
begin{tabular}{rl}
        
tipa:    & textbabygamma\
        
upgreek: & $upgamma$\
        
tipa:    & textgamma\
        
tipa:    & textramshorns\
        
default: & $gamma$\
        
end{tabular}
        

        
end{document}



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        documentclass[a4paper]{article}
        
usepackage{tipa}
        
usepackage{upgreek}
        
begin{document}
        

        
begin{tabular}{rl}
        
tipa:    & textbabygamma\
        
upgreek: & $upgamma$\
        
tipa:    & textgamma\
        
tipa:    & textramshorns\
        
default: & $gamma$\
        
end{tabular}
        

        
end{document}



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