Mixed LaTeX math and text in Matlab

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David Leng
David Leng 2021-2-1
回答: Shlok 2024-10-23
How can I mix LaTeX text and math modes?
At the moment I have things like : '$\theta_{Co}$'. In a plot, It works and the subscript Co comes out in math style italics. Sweet.
I now want the subscript to print out as normal text.
In Overleaf - LaTeX IDE that I'm using - I can write \theta_{\text{Co}}$ and that comes out as i want - When I try that in Matlab it prints out the string as the code \theta_{\text{Co}} . What can I do?
Thanks, David

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Shlok
Shlok 2024-10-23
Hi David,
It seems you're trying to mix LaTeX text and math modes in MATLAB but aren't getting the desired output. To fix this, you can use the “\mathrm” command within the math mode.
This command renders text in an upright (roman) font within a math expression, ensuring that non-mathematical symbols are styled correctly.
Here is a sample code, which prints “$\theta_{Co}$” same as your desired output ():
figure;
% Plotting random data
plot(1:10, rand(1, 10));
title('$\theta$', 'Interpreter', 'latex');
xlabel('x');
ylabel('y');
% Add a text annotation with LaTeX formatting
text(5, 0.5, '$\theta_{\mathrm{Co}}$', 'Interpreter', 'latex');
You can refer to the following MathWorks Documentation link to learn more about using LaTeX in MATLAB:

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