Is it me or is this really in Greek???

[yxgao]

http://www.hep.ucl.ac.uk/~sstef/docs/notes.pdf

I thought it was supposed to be in English but I'm having trouble reading this file! Does anyone know how to convert it into the propert format? I'm concerned that I don't have the proper font installe.d
Thanks.

[dextercioby]

http://www.hep.ucl.ac.uk/~sstef/docs/notes.pdf

I thought it was supposed to be in English but I'm having trouble reading this file! Does anyone know how to convert it into the propert format? I'm concerned that I don't have the proper font installe.d
Thanks.

It surely is in Greek.Neogreek,actually.How did i figure that (i don't know a word in Dutch and i been living in Belgium for 2 months and a half,so Neogreek is completely strange to me,though a know of my fair share of words in Ancient Greek (especially the ones related to physics and mathematics)) out???Simple,in the second page,among all those Greek letters,the word "Volt" showed up.Had it been in Greek,it should have stated B(large beta,in Neogreek read "V") omicron lambda tau.

Daniel.

[franznietzsche]

http://www.hep.ucl.ac.uk/~sstef/docs/notes.pdf

I thought it was supposed to be in English but I'm having trouble reading this file! Does anyone know how to convert it into the propert format? I'm concerned that I don't have the proper font installe.d
Thanks.


No its really in greek, and i ahve no clue why.

[Chi Meson]

No its really in greek, and i ahve no clue why.
Perhaps because the guy who wrote it is, maybe, I dunno, GREEK? :tongue2: