LaTeX LaTeX: Help with \ell Code & Command List

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The discussion centers on the capital equivalence of the symbol \ell, with users exploring its representation in LaTeX. They clarify that there is no specific tag for \ell, but suggest using \mathcal L for a stylized version. A list of various LaTeX commands for different styles of the letter L is provided, including \mathbb L, \mathfrak L, \mathsf L, \mathrm L, \mathbf L, and \mathtt L, each producing distinct typographic representations. Additionally, a resource link for LaTeX commands is shared, enhancing accessibility for users seeking to format their documents correctly.
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What is the capital equivalence of \ell (##\ell##)

Also where can I find a list of such commands?
 
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You might want to try the LaTeX, \mathcal L to make

\mathcal L

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=617567

The code,
Code:
[itex]\mathbb L [/itex] 
[itex]\mathcal L[/itex]
[itex]\mathfrak L[/itex]
[itex]\mathsf L[/itex]
[itex]\mathrm L[/itex]
[itex]\mathbf L[/itex]
[itex]\mathtt L[/itex]

gives

\mathbb L, \mathcal L, \mathfrak L, \mathsf L, \mathrm L, \mathbf L, and \mathtt L respectively.
 

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