Parentheses disappear in Equation mode in ACM class
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The problem is that when using the font package lmodern with the ACM class acmart.cls, the parentheses tend to disappear in the final output. Without lmodern, acmart.cls gives an error. Here is the MWE:
documentclass[sigconf, anonymous=true]{acmart}
usepackage{lmodern}
begin{document}
title[XYZ]{XYZ}
maketitle
begin{equation}
Output = AES_{K}(0),AES_{K}(1),AES_{K}(2),...
end{equation}
%
bibliographystyle{ACM-Reference-Format}
bibliography{PRNGbib}
end{document}
I am using a lot of other math packages too. Both parentheses and curly brackets tend to disappear in the final output as shown below:
I have already tried adjusting the package order as suggested here.
math-mode brackets acmart lmodern
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
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6
The problem is that when using the font package lmodern with the ACM class acmart.cls, the parentheses tend to disappear in the final output. Without lmodern, acmart.cls gives an error. Here is the MWE:
documentclass[sigconf, anonymous=true]{acmart}
usepackage{lmodern}
begin{document}
title[XYZ]{XYZ}
maketitle
begin{equation}
Output = AES_{K}(0),AES_{K}(1),AES_{K}(2),...
end{equation}
%
bibliographystyle{ACM-Reference-Format}
bibliography{PRNGbib}
end{document}
I am using a lot of other math packages too. Both parentheses and curly brackets tend to disappear in the final output as shown below:
I have already tried adjusting the package order as suggested here.
math-mode brackets acmart lmodern
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
4
You shouldn't load font packages withacmart.
– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
2
Theacmartdocument class loads thelibertinetext font package and thenewtxmathmath font package (with optionlibertine). You should under no circumstance be loading thelmodernfont package while using theacmartdocument class. If, for some reason, you simply must use thelmodernfont package, don't use theacmartdocument class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instructionusepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?
– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
@Mico: I am usingMiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the packagelmoderngives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".
– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without theusepackage{lmodern}directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.
– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with thelmodernpackage, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlyinglibertinefont package.
– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01
add a comment |
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The problem is that when using the font package lmodern with the ACM class acmart.cls, the parentheses tend to disappear in the final output. Without lmodern, acmart.cls gives an error. Here is the MWE:
documentclass[sigconf, anonymous=true]{acmart}
usepackage{lmodern}
begin{document}
title[XYZ]{XYZ}
maketitle
begin{equation}
Output = AES_{K}(0),AES_{K}(1),AES_{K}(2),...
end{equation}
%
bibliographystyle{ACM-Reference-Format}
bibliography{PRNGbib}
end{document}
I am using a lot of other math packages too. Both parentheses and curly brackets tend to disappear in the final output as shown below:
I have already tried adjusting the package order as suggested here.
math-mode brackets acmart lmodern
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
The problem is that when using the font package lmodern with the ACM class acmart.cls, the parentheses tend to disappear in the final output. Without lmodern, acmart.cls gives an error. Here is the MWE:
documentclass[sigconf, anonymous=true]{acmart}
usepackage{lmodern}
begin{document}
title[XYZ]{XYZ}
maketitle
begin{equation}
Output = AES_{K}(0),AES_{K}(1),AES_{K}(2),...
end{equation}
%
bibliographystyle{ACM-Reference-Format}
bibliography{PRNGbib}
end{document}
I am using a lot of other math packages too. Both parentheses and curly brackets tend to disappear in the final output as shown below:
I have already tried adjusting the package order as suggested here.
math-mode brackets acmart lmodern
math-mode brackets acmart lmodern
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
edited 30 mins ago
barbara beeton
69.1k9157367
69.1k9157367
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
asked Mar 5 at 17:34
Azuru
313
313
4
You shouldn't load font packages withacmart.
– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
2
Theacmartdocument class loads thelibertinetext font package and thenewtxmathmath font package (with optionlibertine). You should under no circumstance be loading thelmodernfont package while using theacmartdocument class. If, for some reason, you simply must use thelmodernfont package, don't use theacmartdocument class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instructionusepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?
– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
@Mico: I am usingMiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the packagelmoderngives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".
– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without theusepackage{lmodern}directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.
– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with thelmodernpackage, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlyinglibertinefont package.
– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01
add a comment |
4
You shouldn't load font packages withacmart.
– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
2
Theacmartdocument class loads thelibertinetext font package and thenewtxmathmath font package (with optionlibertine). You should under no circumstance be loading thelmodernfont package while using theacmartdocument class. If, for some reason, you simply must use thelmodernfont package, don't use theacmartdocument class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instructionusepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?
– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
@Mico: I am usingMiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the packagelmoderngives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".
– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without theusepackage{lmodern}directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.
– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with thelmodernpackage, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlyinglibertinefont package.
– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01
4
4
You shouldn't load font packages with
acmart.– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
You shouldn't load font packages with
acmart.– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
2
2
The
acmart document class loads the libertine text font package and the newtxmath math font package (with option libertine). You should under no circumstance be loading the lmodern font package while using the acmart document class. If, for some reason, you simply must use the lmodern font package, don't use the acmart document class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instruction usepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
The
acmart document class loads the libertine text font package and the newtxmath math font package (with option libertine). You should under no circumstance be loading the lmodern font package while using the acmart document class. If, for some reason, you simply must use the lmodern font package, don't use the acmart document class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instruction usepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
@Mico: I am using
MiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the package lmodern gives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
@Mico: I am using
MiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the package lmodern gives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without the
usepackage{lmodern} directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without the
usepackage{lmodern} directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with the
lmodern package, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlying libertine font package.– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with the
lmodern package, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlying libertine font package.– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01
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You shouldn't load font packages with
acmart.– egreg
Mar 5 at 17:48
2
The
acmartdocument class loads thelibertinetext font package and thenewtxmathmath font package (with optionlibertine). You should under no circumstance be loading thelmodernfont package while using theacmartdocument class. If, for some reason, you simply must use thelmodernfont package, don't use theacmartdocument class. Incidentally, I get no error or warning message when running your code without the instructionusepackage{lmodern}. Which TeX distribution do you employ?– Mico
Mar 5 at 17:59
@Mico: I am using
MiKTeX. I have enhanced the MWE to include the document title part now and commenting the packagelmoderngives me this error "pdftex error (font expansion): auto expansion is only possible with scalabale fonts".– Azuru
Mar 6 at 19:37
Something must have gone wrong during the MikTeX installation process on your machine. I tried your code (with and without the
usepackage{lmodern}directive) on both a MikteX2.9 and a MacTeX2017 system and am unable to produce any error messages. Sorry.– Mico
Mar 6 at 21:48
@Mico: That's strange. One more thing which popped up recently is that if you comment the title part along with the
lmodernpackage, no output pdf output is produced i.e. 0 pages. Though the compiler doesn't gives an error, the log file do mentions this error "!pdfTeX error: pdflatex.exe (file LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base): Font LinLibertineT-tlf-ot1--base at 360 not found ==> Fatal error occurred, no output PDF file produced!". So as you already suggested this seems to be a case of some components missing from the underlyinglibertinefont package.– Azuru
Mar 7 at 0:01