Re: MinionPro and squareroots of fractions

Achim Blumensath wrote:
Jørgen Larsen wrote:
Usually the MinionPro fonts and package give very nice results, but in
some cases I get rather strange (and strangely positioned) squareroot
signs, as in the example below, where it seems to be essential that
the argument to \sqrt is a fraction and that the sub- and
superscripts of y have ascenders (or descenders).

What exactly do you not like about the square root? The spacing between
the root and the fraction could be decreased a bit, but otherwise I
think it looks fine.

Here you can see the result I get:
http://akira.ruc.dk/~jl/sqrttest.pdf

The root on the LHS differs too much from the RHS one.
The problem is with the first root sign: the line with positive slope is far too steep, and there is too much spacing between the root and the fraction.

--
Jørgen
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