This symbol appears at the origin of a coordinate plane in the Illustrative Mathematics curriculum, but I have no idea how to produce it using LaTeX or Tikz. Can you help me?
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The desired character can be typed using the calligraphic font, obtained through the \mathcal command in math mode, e.g., $\mathcal{O}$ will give you the right typography,
A complete MWE is the following:
\documentclass[a4paper,12pt]{article}
\begin{document}
$\mathcal{O}$
\end{document}
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@campa Thank you Campa. I have put the amssymb because the user can search it on the list of all Symbols. – Sebastiano Feb 23 '24 at 19:52
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2I see. However, especially for beginners I think it's better to load only packages necessary to the answer. Or at least add a comment that a package is a good idea but not strictly necessary. – campa Feb 23 '24 at 22:19
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\mathcal{O}. For further doubts about symbols, you can use detexify, where you can draw the symbol and get its associated code. Alternatively, you can consult The Comprehensive LaTeX Symbol List for a comprehensive list of LaTeX symbols. – NonnoDino Feb 22 '24 at 22:56symbols-a4.pdf– MadyYuvi Feb 23 '24 at 09:04