# How can I have this $\LaTeX$ expression in my Mathematica code? [closed]

I'm trying to make this happen in Mathematica:

$\mathscr{G}_{\text{\textbullet}}$

$\mathscr{G}_{\text{\textbullet}}$

I tried

ToExpression["\\mathscr{G}_{\\text{\\textbullet}}", TeXForm, HoldForm],

It might be worth mentioning that I had this inside a Styled Text graphic like this: Style[Text[ToExpression["\\mathscr... I'm pretty sure that's an important thing as to why this isn't working, but I'm not sure what to do to get the desired result. I need it to have a position, and the position is dynamically changing based on user input.

## closed as off-topic by 2012rcampion, bbgodfrey, gpap, dr.blochwave, Bob HanlonMay 18 '15 at 14:24

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• Why did you have to abort that evaluation? It quickly evaluates to G for me. However, I suspect that is not what you want. What would you like as the output? – MarcoB May 17 '15 at 22:38
• Also, you can edit your own questions as many times as you'd like. Please put all information in the question, rather than in a stream of comments. Under the question, there is an "edit" link. – MarcoB May 17 '15 at 22:38
• \[ScriptCapitalG] might be better option here... – Sam May 17 '15 at 22:55
• reference.wolfram.com/language/guide/SpecialCharacters.html is really helpful. – Sam May 17 '15 at 23:02
• Try Subscript[\[ScriptCapitalG], \[FilledSmallCircle]], which you can enter as esc scG esc ctrl + _ esc fsci esc. For the empty circle, you can use esci instead of fsci. – 2012rcampion May 18 '15 at 1:37