Contour Integral in Latex other than \oint

[Markus Wilke]

sorry for revoking this old thread, but I have a related question:>arta_lew
wrote:
>> In the "Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List" symbols_a4.pdf, it is stated
>> that there exist the following txfonts/pxfonts math operators:
>> \ointclockwise
>> \ointctrclockwise
>> \varointclockwise
>> \varointctrclockwise
>> I guess they are exactly what you need.
Herbert Voss wrote:> the ones from esint look much morebetter.
>
> HerbertDoes anybody knows if the esint integral signs are available as
type1-fonts? They are probably assembled from CM integral signs, so it may
be not too difficult to create a t1-font (but I am not able to do so :-( )

thanks for any help,
Markus

[Markus Wilke]

sry for the weird formatting. sometimes oe is a real pain.

[Herbert Voss]

Markus Wilke wrote:

> Does anybody knows if the esint integral signs are available
> as type1-fonts? They are probably assembled from CM integral signs, so
> it may be not too difficult to create a t1-font (but I am not able to
> do so :-( )

they are available. Walter said that he uploaded
the file to CTAN.

Walter, right???

Herbert

[Walter Schmidt]

Herbert Voss schrieb:

No, the fonts were made by Martti Nikunen <martti....@helsinki.fi>,
and I asked him to make them available from CTAN. Apparently he didn't.

Walter

[Markus Wilke]

ok, it seems that these fonts exist, but haven't found their way to ctan
yet.

thanks for the infos, herbert and walter, i will contact martti or just wait
for a while until he upload them to ctan.

best regards,
markus

[Martti Nikunen]

I have now just uploaded them to CTAN, sorry about the delay. At the moment you
can get them from http://www.math.helsinki.fi/~mnikunen/esint/

Martti Nikunen
Department of Mathematics, University of Helsinki
martti....@helsinki.fi