how can i use latex in julia v1.0

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i want to write in latex a title in a plot

so

title("(Omega_d )^2 " i try to use \Omega and press tab to choose the greek letter … but the subscript _d i can not

julia v1.0 do not accept L"\Omega_d"
any ideas ?

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Have you installed LaTeXStrings? The L" " string is from this package.

It seems that the package authors are still fixing some compatibility issues with V1.0. But it should work fine at least on Julia V0.7.

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Even without LaTexStrings you should be able to use LaTeX (depending on what package you’re using for plotting). In Plots.jl this should work:
plot(...., title = "\$(\\Omega_d)^2\$")

or, as mentioned, with LaTeXStrings.jl:

using LaTeXStrings
plot(...., title = L"$(\Omega_d)^2$")
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how can i write a sentence and use latex ? for example:

title = general collision “$(\Omega_d)^2$”)

i the output appears $ symbol and the Omega_d do not appear

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you have not put the L before the string

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not work this:

using Plots,LaTeXStrings
plot(rand(10),xlabel=“General Collision”“$(\Omega_d)^2$”)

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Have you read my post above?
The solution is there.

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using Plots,LaTeXStrings
plot(rand(10),xlabel= L"blablabla(\Omega_d)^2")

i want the word blablabla has not the same font that the latex equation … blablabla have to be out of the latex

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and so?

plot(rand(10),xlabel= "blablabla"*L"(\Omega_d)^2"))

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Or L"blablabla $ (\Omega_d)^2 $" with math markers $ as in LaTeX.

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Yes, I forgot to include the $.
As far as I know, however, mixing normal text and math doesn’t currently work with the default gr() backend in Plots.jl. It should work with pyplot().

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