I notice that beamer has everything in sans-serif by default, including math. In a regular article, simply using \sffamily doesn't cause math to be set in sans-serif. Using \renewcommand{\familydefault}{\sfdefault} doesn't work and the  sort of works, but seems to produce varying results with respect to whether letters are italic or not (e.g., in beamer \Gamma is not italicized, but with sansmath it is.)  Is there one "right" way to do this?  Edit: another problem is that \sansmath seems to turn \beta into "ﬁ".
For creating the graphics for my thesis (function graphs, flow charts, line art sketches) I've chosen to use the sans serif font by  \renewcommand\familydefault{\sfdefault}    However when I use mathematical symbols like $p_{s}$, they are still typeset in roman font and that looks weird:    So I wonder:   how could I force mathematical expressions also be typeset in \sfdefault if I do, are there any negative sideeffects to expect (with greek signs or other special symbols?) OR should I typeset all "mathematical" graphs (axis labels etc.) in roman font, and only make the other graphics like flow charts and sketches with sans serif font?
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Any suggestion module or code? :) How do defenders of libertarian freewill reconcile it with constraints imposed by the laws of physics?