What is the LaTeX notation for the L in the A* map? I've never seen it before. It couldn't be identified by any tools.
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(I tried font squirrel, shape catcher, deTeXify, whatthefont, doesn't work. Whether Find the Font work or not I don't know, the program is not free) On the other hand the PDF-info method in the specified question should work, if you have PDF.– user202729Commented Apr 11, 2022 at 5:35
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I guess deTeXify etc. are not allowed to include them because the fonts are not free, but if they do the program should be able to detect the character.– user202729Commented Apr 11, 2022 at 5:39
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It's produced by \mathcal{L} whose appearance is different with different fonts used by \mathcal{}.
The text and math fonts are Adobe Minion Pro series which could be called by the MinionPro package. And the mathcal letters are the swash capitals from the MinionPro package for which see the following screen shot from the Adobe Minion Pro Italic font in which appearances of letters may be a little different with different versions.
If you can call the MinionPro package, please add the swash option.
\usepackage[swash]{MinionPro}
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How would you get the right font? Cause right now its not showing up the same Commented Apr 11, 2022 at 3:40
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