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Hi, all.

My linear algebra text uses a sans serif font for vector spaces. Here is a sample image where it talks about arbitrary vector space "V". Notice the font:

(Sorry I couldn't find something more zoomed-in.)

Is there some way to do this in latex?

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Is there some way to do this in latex?

\mathsf{V} gives $\mathsf{V}$ . Is that what you are looking for ?

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\mathsf{V} gives $\mathsf{V}$ . Is that what you are looking for ?

It sure was. Thank you!

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