I have a very simple article, with one line:

```
$\epsilon \gtrsim \varepsilon$

```

If I use `pdflatex` to compile, `\epsilon` and `\varepsilon` are rendered in a different way, which is the correct behaviour.

However, I have to use `pslatex`, which renders both `\epsilon` and `\varepsilon` in the same way.

Why is this so? Can you reproduce this behaviour, or perhaps I am missing a package?

Edit. My working example.

```
\documentclass{article}

\begin{document}

  $\varepsilon \gtrsim \epsilon$

\end{document}

```

Also, to clarify: I do not need both renderings in my document. I need only `\epsilon`. However `\epsilon` is rendered as `\varepsilon` by `pslatex`