>From: Gokhan Sever: >In your matplotlibrc file uncomment "mathtext.default : regular" to get the >same font between the equations and regular text. Then the mathematics italic is lost. I can force it back by \it and then I have the same small letters.
> From: Michael Droettboom:
>Mathtext is in a completely different font (Computer Modern), so it has
>a different x-height, even though it does have the same overall height.
In a "normal" TeX document mathtext is also represented by another font,
nevertheless the sizes do match. In matplotlib the string
r'm$\rm{m}$$m$'
results in three differently sized m's! (see the tiny png attached)
> From: Michael Droettboom:
>While there isn't a way to change the size of part of a Text object, you
>could put the math its own Text object and use the 'fontsize' kwarg to
>change its size.
If you have several math inclusions, this way becomes tedious...
>You might also see more font "harmony" by using the STiX math font
>(set the rcParam mathtext.fontset to 'stix') alongside Times,
Maybe this is backend specific but I don't see any change when using stix.
Ok, there seem to be no easy solution of this bug/"not a bug"/feature...
Thanks!
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