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Well, I guess that's a matter of taste. This solution almost works for me! But when I'm loading libertinus-otf with the `[proportional]` option (which I use by default), this stops...

Many thanks, this solves my problem! `five.fitted` worked, but `5.fitted` didn't, in case anyone's wondering.

Further to the above (I think this is related), there are cases where characters come very close to, or indeed collide. Here's an MWE (compiled in LuaLaTeX): ``` \documentclass[12pt]{article} \usepackage{libertinus-otf}...

Is there any chance you could release a temporary fix for this coefficient sign issue while presumably a more general rewrite lands?

Further to the above, I think the PID coefficients are also returned with the wrong sign, and the b0 coefficient of the high-pass filter is wrong (it has an extra...

Thanks very much! I've already read the PID primer which was very useful. I'm less familiar with Rust, hence the need for the python interface.

Well, in this case the corresponding text is just set in normal size, just below the authors. This is standard practice in physics journals, see e.g. [https://arxiv.org/pdf/2011.10536.pdf](https://arxiv.org/pdf/2011.10536.pdf). So I would...

Thanks for this proposal - although at that point I can simply use `\textsuperscript{1,2}` which gives almost the identical result - neither of which are from the `sups` series. So...

Many thanks for the comments. I wasn't aware of biblatex's ```related``` feature, which is very useful. For anyone else interested, I could achieve what I wanted using the following .bib...

Further to this question, on a similar note: I'm also putting erratum in the same bibliographic entry, using the ```related``` feature just discovered. While this now appears at the right...