Why does boldface not work on Greek letters?

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If you look at the Latex, both these characters ought to be in boldface, but the Greek letter does not appear in bold.

##\mathbf a##, ##\mathbf{\alpha}##

Is that something Latex can't do?
 
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You can use \boldsymbol from amsmath:
##\boldsymbol{\alpha \beta \xi}##
See this answer on TeX-LaTeX SE.
 
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