# Correctly labeling plot axes

I need to have those writing on my $Y$ axis and $X$ axis:

$$\frac{\text{d} \Psi_{\nu}}{\text{d}t}$$ for what concerns the $Y$ axis, and a trivial $t$ on the $X$ axis.

Clearly I know how to write $t$.

What I cannot do is the derivative symbol.

Also, once I wrote the label, it is not saved not the original figure.

For example, this is my code for the moment:

Labeled[
Plot[
{Gamma[1.25]*(1 - MittagLefflerE[0.25, 1, -z^(0.25)])/(z^(0.25)),
Gamma[1.5]*(1 - MittagLefflerE[0.5, 1, -z^(0.5)])/(z^(0.5)),
Gamma[1.75]*(1 - MittagLefflerE[0.75, 1, -z^(0.75)])/(z^(0.75)),
Gamma[2]*(1 - MittagLefflerE[1, 1, -z])/(z)}, {z, 0, 2},
PlotRange -> {0, 1},
PlotStyle ->
{{Black, Bold}, {Black, Dotted, Bold},
{Black, Dashed, Bold}, {Black, DotDashed, Bold}},
AxesLabel -> {"", ""},
LabelStyle -> {FontSize -> 13}],
{t, Subscript[ψ', ν]}, {Bottom, Left}, RotateLabel -> True]


But when I am going to save the file.eps, non of the label are present. The writings are disappeared. How to solve this?

For the first part of your question I believe a combination of HoldForm and TraditionalForm should work for you, e.g.
TraditionalForm[HoldForm[D[Subscript[ψ, ν], t]]]

• @AlanTuring In that case I am sorry I couldn't be more helpful. I consider my answer here a sufficiently simple implementation, but Mathematica lacks publication quality typesetting which is why I linked to the $\LaTeX$ Q&A's as I believe that is how most people handle that deficiency. As for export to EPS failing I think that is a bug or possibly a system configuration issue (fonts?) and I would still like to try to help you resolve that if you have the interest. – Mr.Wizard Jan 24 '17 at 0:12