Curly letters used by John Lee in "Introduction to Smooth Manifolds"
TeX - LaTeX Asked on March 27, 2021
John Lee (Introduction to Smooth Manifolds) seems to use some package that Detexify doesn’t know for his curly letters. Here are some examples:
Does anyone know how to generate these letters?
2 Answers
Isn't this one? Maybe you should search for some different font for the exact shape, but...
Answered by Rmano on March 27, 2021
According to mathalpha's documentation, it seems that this is Mathtime Pro 2 script, which is a commercial (i.e., not free) font.
Answered by Vincent on March 27, 2021
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