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In order to distinguish between object language and meta language I want a rather visible difference between the signs mentioned in the title as used in the object language and as used in the formal meta language. How do I best achieve this?
I am not satisfied with the minor difference between $\boldsymbol{{}()\vee} and ${}()\vee$.
Sapiens
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Maybe changing the font: \mathtt{}? – Sigur Feb 18 '15 at 18:14
@Sigur That does not cut it. – Sapiens Feb 18 '15 at 18:18
Sorry, I'm not following you. Try to clarify your question. – Sigur Feb 18 '15 at 18:20
Could you add an image or a minimal example of what exactly should be fat? bold font in math mode would be \mathbf{} or \boldsymbol{} – MaxNoe Feb 18 '15 at 18:22
Fatten could mean "bolden", it could mean "widen" or it could mean "bolden and widen". Which do you seek? – Steven B. Segletes Feb 18 '15 at 20:21
I introduce \fat that emboldens the argument with a multi-offset-overlay. While it can be invoked in text mode or math mode, its argument is processed in math mode (unless delimited by $ which will process it in text mode). Importantly, the current math style is preserved. For things like \vee, it is easier to define \fvee in terms of \fat and \vee.
If you really wanted to enhance the effect, you could add a small horizontal stretch to the result (in this case 20%):
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A solution based on package pdfrender to additionally stroke the symbols with a line width.
The increased stroke width does not contribute to the width of the symbol. A macro can compensate this:
Full example with width compensation:
\left and \right can be supported by a macro that resets the rendering mode for the formula inside the fences:
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Перевести · I introduce \fat that emboldens the argument with a multi-offset-overlay. While it can be invoked in text mode or math mode, its argument is processed in math mode (unless delimited by $ which will process it in text mode). Importantly, the current math style is preserved. For things like \vee, it is easier to define \fvee in terms of \fat …
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