Name of the standard LateX font in Mathematica

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Hello everyone,

I am a Mathematica 12.2 user.

I would like to integrate Mathematica plots in documents that are created with LateX.
Therefore I am looking for a command that allows me to create titles and axes labels that have the same appearance as standard LateX output.

To give an example:
In Matlab there is the command <“interpreter”,“Latex”> that takes Latex syntax and produces LateX output. In the plot below this command was used to create the title and axes labels.

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If no such command exist it would be very helpful to know the name that is used in mathematica for the Latex default font. I only know it as computer modern and could not find a font with that name in Mathematica.

I am also thankful for other ideas on how to integrate Mathematica plots smoothly in Latex documents

I apologize if this question is answered in the documentation, but I did not find an answer there.

Thanks in advance.

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I have done the following operations on my machine.

Go to this font squirrel, download the following TTF files (TrueType font file):

lmroman10-bolditalic-webfont
lmroman10-bold-webfont
lmroman10-italic-webfont
lmroman10-regular-webfont
lmromanslant10-bold-webfont
lmromanslant10-regular-webfont

Navigate to this System Folder:

C:\Program Files\Mathematica12.1\SystemFiles\Fonts\TrueType

Paste the ttf files to this folder.

Restart Mathematica.

Now when you style text, as when using PlotLabel, AxesLabel, TicksStyle etc.,
you can use the rule

FontFamily -> "Latin Modern Roman 10"

when applying Bold styling, lmroman10-bold-webfont.ttf will be used, and when applying an Italic styling, lmroman10-italic-webfont will be used.
[1]: https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/Latin-Modern-Roman

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Hi Ehud,

Take a look at the MaTeX package.

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I personally do it with the option

BaseStyle -> {FontFamily -> "Latin Modern Roman"}

after having the Latin Modern fonts installed on my Mac.