Best Math Font With Times New Roman In XeLaTeX
Answer : I'm not sure what's supposed to be best . The following methods work well , though. For the Times (New) Roman text font, you could choose (via \setmainfont ) Times New Roman XITS TeX Gyre Termes Stix Two Text (see http://stixfonts.org/ for more information) For a Times (New) Roman-like math font, first load the unicode-math package and then load (via \setmathfont ) XITS Math TeX Gyre Termes Math Stix Two Math . Alternatively, just use \usepackage{fontspec} \usepackage{newtxtext,newtxmath} First Addendum : A personal comment on the mostly minuscule differences between Times (aka Times Roman ) and Times New Roman . To the best of my knowledge, there are only two readily-noticeable differences among the two fonts when using Latin letters (more differences occur with Greek letters): the italic lowercase letter z : it's "swashy" with Times Roman, but non-swashy with Times New Roman; and the % symbol, in both upright and i...