Curly H in (La)TeX...?

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From: Rob Sullivan
Date: Wed, 06 Feb 1991 00:18

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I would be very grateful if someone could tell me how I can obtain a
'curly' (sorry... I'm not a font expert!) character set within LaTeX.
I am especially interested in obtaining 'H' and 'L' as I need these to
represent Hamilton and Lagrangian densities within math mode. I would
also be interested to hear what fonts are necessary to LaTeX the
papers typically found in the Russian physics journal JETP. I guess
that I will need some kind of cyrillic font but the one contained in
amsfonts 2.0 does not appear to have all the characters used in JETP.

				Thanks in advance,

							Robert.
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