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Hi *,

> > However, I agree with Jay that the 'd' after the integrand should be in
> > roman
> > font. I do not know what is typographically correct, that is just my two
> > cents.
> This opinion can indeed be defended, but it is not the current
> typographical tradition.
Some publishers (e.g., Springer-Verlag) require exactly this: d in
integrals and derivatives, i (the imaginary unit), e (exp(1)) *must* be in
roman.

Andrey

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