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Feature request: larger operators variant #15
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I do not think a new stylistic set is necessary -- just modifying the current glyph is better. |
The current symbols look perfectly reasonable for prose-based arithmetic — perhaps consider keeping them as an additional stylistic set. Take as long as you need ;) |
Sorry if this is a silly question, but has the Thank you |
I see, thank you.
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I’ve been using Garamond Math for some months now to my great pleasure. One thing I’ve found, however, is that operators and relations like ∪, +, = etc. are a little small with respect to other founts, and I think it makes equations a little bit harder to read. Would it be possible — if it’s not too much work — to have a stylistic set where these are a little larger?
Compare the images below: the first one has the same line first in Garamond Math then in Latin Modern Math. You’ll notice that ×, ∪ and = are ever so slightly larger in the second line. The symbols could even be a little larger, as in the second image taken from an XVIIIᵗʰ-century book.
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