The following piece of code is intended to label the x-axis " ln <R(t)> " and the y-axis " ln p'(t) ". This plot will go in a paper that I'll submit for publication, so it needs to look nice. My problem is that the y-axis label appears as " ln (t)p' " rather than " ln p'(t) ". How do I fix that????? Thanks!
FrameLabel -> {"ln " AngleBracket[Style["R(t)", Italic]], "ln " Superscript[Style["p", Italic], \[Prime]] Style["(t)", Italic]}
You are welcome! You can try this:
Plot[10 Sin[t] + t^2, {t, -10, 10}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {"ln " Style["R(t)", Italic], "ln " Style["p'(t)", Italic]}, LabelStyle -> Directive[Italic]]
Thank you for your reply! As I am preparing the plot for publication, I specify that the font is " Times ". When I use your suggested solution " Style["p'(t)",Italic] ", the result is good except that the prime is upright instead of slanted.
Plot[10 Sin[t] + t^2, {t, -10, 10}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {"ln " Style["R(t)", Italic], "ln " Style["p'(t)", Italic]}]
Plot[10 Sin[t] + t^2, {t, -10, 10}, Frame -> True, FrameLabel -> {"In " Style["R(t)", Italic], "In " Style["p'(t)", Italic]}]
