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["Andrey G. Grozin" <address@hidden>]

> > 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.
> I know, especially for i and e (maybe I should create macros \i, \e and \d);
> this happened to me for one paper (published by Elsevier).
> However, a few weeks ago, a friend of mine made the same remark and
> I have looked at a few dozen of books from different publishers in
> my personal library; none of them used this convention.
I'm now writing a book for Springer-Verlag. They absolutely insist on this
convention. Their LaTeX style contains macros \D, \I, \E for this.

Andrey