[texhax] getting Cyrillic math characters

[Micha Hofri]

I use the letter sha for other needs.  I see in my files the 
definitions \font\cyr wncyr10 and \newcommand{\sha}{{\cyr sh}\xspace}
which behave well (need protection from math mode though),

--Micha Hofri


At 08:53 on 07/18/07 Justin C. Walker sent:

: 
: On Jul 18, 2007, at 02:35 , Phil Parker wrote:
: 
: > I tried looking in the places I know about, especially the FAQ, but  
: > came up
: > empty -- probably because I don't know how to find it.
: >
: > What's the easiest way to use single Cyrillic characters (e.g.,  
: > "sha" for the
: > Shafarevich-Tate group) as operator-like entities in math mode in  
: > LaTeX?
: 
: I'm not entirely sure this is what you want, but I dredged this up  
: somewhere in the InterWeb:
: 
: \usepackage[mathscr]{eucal}
: ...
: \CYRSH.
: 
: There may be a better answer out there (note: not valid in math mode).
: 
: HTH
: 
: Justin
: 
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