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Want to define numbered Theorem, Lemma, Remark, etc
Equation numbering within each theoremHow do I create equation whose number matches my section numberNumbering subsections and subsubsections with the equation counterHow to number subsection of a nonumber section?Customize numbering of equations, using roman numerals some places and arabic numerals other places [separate counters]Theorem, Lemma etc numberingChanging numbers of equationsTheorem numbering without the section and subsection numbersNumbering of newtheoremWant to add subsection numbering to custom .cls file
I have seen some nice functionality in the the latex files of certain math journals and I want to create that functionality in my own .tex file. Right now, I can write
beginequationlabeleq:STUFF
MATH STUFF
endequation
and this will produce a numbered equation. Elsewhere, I can refer to "Equation refeq:STUFF," and it will take care of the numbering for me. Here is the new functionality I am looking for: I want to be able to write
begintheoremlabelthm:LATEX
For example, this theorem is Theorem 2.5.1 because it is the first theorem in the fifth subsection of the second section.
endtheorem
I want to be able to write "Theorem refthm:LATEX" and have my PDF build with the numbers for the theorem's number in this format: [Section].[Subsection].[Item], in this case "2.5.1."
I also want to be able to toggle the numbering for unnumbered items such as a simple remark, or
beginproof
Proof of the above numbered theorem.
endproof
where I would refer to this as "proof of Theorem refthm:LATEX" and I would not want the item counter to count the proof, so that the item following the proof would be item "2.5.2"
BELOW FIND MY TEX FILE WITH THE NOTES ON WHAT I WANT:
documentclassreport
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx % needed for figures
usepackagebm % for math
usepackageamssymb % for math
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagetitling
usepackagebigints
usepackagemathtools
usepackagecenternot
usepackage[left=1in,right=1in,top=0.468in,bottom=.768in,centering,includeheadfoot]geometry
titleLARGE textbfProof of Latex
authorLargeHodor P. Bojangleton
begindocument
renewcommandabstractnamevspace-baselineskip
datetoday
maketitle
tableofcontents
newpage
large
sectionSECTION 1
Currently this starts with 0 because it is counting the chapters, but I only want to use sections and subsections. I need to get rid of the counting for chapters.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.0.X
Here I create and equation with the "begin/end" syntax that I want for my new commands.
beginequationlabeleq:111
1+1=2
endequation
I want to add a zero for the subsection in the numbering of Equation refeq:111.
subsectionSUBSECTION 1.1
Here we have the 0 chapter number than I want to get rid of.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.1.X
I want the item name and number to appear aesthetically like:newline
noindent Large textbfTheorem 1.1.1 After I write "begin theorem" to mimic the "begin equation" functionality that I already have, I want the text I write between "begin" and "end" to show up on the same line as the large bold theorem header.newline
noindent Large textitProof. This is an unnumbered proof of the above theorem.newline
noindent Large textbfLemma 1.1.2 The item counter did not increment for the proof.
sectionSECTION 2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.0.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.1
Items in this space should be numbered 2.1.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.2.X
enddocument
numbering
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I have seen some nice functionality in the the latex files of certain math journals and I want to create that functionality in my own .tex file. Right now, I can write
beginequationlabeleq:STUFF
MATH STUFF
endequation
and this will produce a numbered equation. Elsewhere, I can refer to "Equation refeq:STUFF," and it will take care of the numbering for me. Here is the new functionality I am looking for: I want to be able to write
begintheoremlabelthm:LATEX
For example, this theorem is Theorem 2.5.1 because it is the first theorem in the fifth subsection of the second section.
endtheorem
I want to be able to write "Theorem refthm:LATEX" and have my PDF build with the numbers for the theorem's number in this format: [Section].[Subsection].[Item], in this case "2.5.1."
I also want to be able to toggle the numbering for unnumbered items such as a simple remark, or
beginproof
Proof of the above numbered theorem.
endproof
where I would refer to this as "proof of Theorem refthm:LATEX" and I would not want the item counter to count the proof, so that the item following the proof would be item "2.5.2"
BELOW FIND MY TEX FILE WITH THE NOTES ON WHAT I WANT:
documentclassreport
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx % needed for figures
usepackagebm % for math
usepackageamssymb % for math
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagetitling
usepackagebigints
usepackagemathtools
usepackagecenternot
usepackage[left=1in,right=1in,top=0.468in,bottom=.768in,centering,includeheadfoot]geometry
titleLARGE textbfProof of Latex
authorLargeHodor P. Bojangleton
begindocument
renewcommandabstractnamevspace-baselineskip
datetoday
maketitle
tableofcontents
newpage
large
sectionSECTION 1
Currently this starts with 0 because it is counting the chapters, but I only want to use sections and subsections. I need to get rid of the counting for chapters.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.0.X
Here I create and equation with the "begin/end" syntax that I want for my new commands.
beginequationlabeleq:111
1+1=2
endequation
I want to add a zero for the subsection in the numbering of Equation refeq:111.
subsectionSUBSECTION 1.1
Here we have the 0 chapter number than I want to get rid of.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.1.X
I want the item name and number to appear aesthetically like:newline
noindent Large textbfTheorem 1.1.1 After I write "begin theorem" to mimic the "begin equation" functionality that I already have, I want the text I write between "begin" and "end" to show up on the same line as the large bold theorem header.newline
noindent Large textitProof. This is an unnumbered proof of the above theorem.newline
noindent Large textbfLemma 1.1.2 The item counter did not increment for the proof.
sectionSECTION 2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.0.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.1
Items in this space should be numbered 2.1.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.2.X
enddocument
numbering
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Use eitheramsthmorntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.
– Davislor
32 mins ago
In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting thebutton in the post editor). It’d also help to make your examples minimal.
– Davislor
27 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of thentheoremmanual for information on the[section]option tonewtheoremand thetheoremnumbering,theoremheaderfontandtheorembodyfontcommands.
– Davislor
25 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago
add a comment |
I have seen some nice functionality in the the latex files of certain math journals and I want to create that functionality in my own .tex file. Right now, I can write
beginequationlabeleq:STUFF
MATH STUFF
endequation
and this will produce a numbered equation. Elsewhere, I can refer to "Equation refeq:STUFF," and it will take care of the numbering for me. Here is the new functionality I am looking for: I want to be able to write
begintheoremlabelthm:LATEX
For example, this theorem is Theorem 2.5.1 because it is the first theorem in the fifth subsection of the second section.
endtheorem
I want to be able to write "Theorem refthm:LATEX" and have my PDF build with the numbers for the theorem's number in this format: [Section].[Subsection].[Item], in this case "2.5.1."
I also want to be able to toggle the numbering for unnumbered items such as a simple remark, or
beginproof
Proof of the above numbered theorem.
endproof
where I would refer to this as "proof of Theorem refthm:LATEX" and I would not want the item counter to count the proof, so that the item following the proof would be item "2.5.2"
BELOW FIND MY TEX FILE WITH THE NOTES ON WHAT I WANT:
documentclassreport
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx % needed for figures
usepackagebm % for math
usepackageamssymb % for math
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagetitling
usepackagebigints
usepackagemathtools
usepackagecenternot
usepackage[left=1in,right=1in,top=0.468in,bottom=.768in,centering,includeheadfoot]geometry
titleLARGE textbfProof of Latex
authorLargeHodor P. Bojangleton
begindocument
renewcommandabstractnamevspace-baselineskip
datetoday
maketitle
tableofcontents
newpage
large
sectionSECTION 1
Currently this starts with 0 because it is counting the chapters, but I only want to use sections and subsections. I need to get rid of the counting for chapters.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.0.X
Here I create and equation with the "begin/end" syntax that I want for my new commands.
beginequationlabeleq:111
1+1=2
endequation
I want to add a zero for the subsection in the numbering of Equation refeq:111.
subsectionSUBSECTION 1.1
Here we have the 0 chapter number than I want to get rid of.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.1.X
I want the item name and number to appear aesthetically like:newline
noindent Large textbfTheorem 1.1.1 After I write "begin theorem" to mimic the "begin equation" functionality that I already have, I want the text I write between "begin" and "end" to show up on the same line as the large bold theorem header.newline
noindent Large textitProof. This is an unnumbered proof of the above theorem.newline
noindent Large textbfLemma 1.1.2 The item counter did not increment for the proof.
sectionSECTION 2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.0.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.1
Items in this space should be numbered 2.1.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.2.X
enddocument
numbering
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I have seen some nice functionality in the the latex files of certain math journals and I want to create that functionality in my own .tex file. Right now, I can write
beginequationlabeleq:STUFF
MATH STUFF
endequation
and this will produce a numbered equation. Elsewhere, I can refer to "Equation refeq:STUFF," and it will take care of the numbering for me. Here is the new functionality I am looking for: I want to be able to write
begintheoremlabelthm:LATEX
For example, this theorem is Theorem 2.5.1 because it is the first theorem in the fifth subsection of the second section.
endtheorem
I want to be able to write "Theorem refthm:LATEX" and have my PDF build with the numbers for the theorem's number in this format: [Section].[Subsection].[Item], in this case "2.5.1."
I also want to be able to toggle the numbering for unnumbered items such as a simple remark, or
beginproof
Proof of the above numbered theorem.
endproof
where I would refer to this as "proof of Theorem refthm:LATEX" and I would not want the item counter to count the proof, so that the item following the proof would be item "2.5.2"
BELOW FIND MY TEX FILE WITH THE NOTES ON WHAT I WANT:
documentclassreport
usepackage[utf8]inputenc
usepackagegraphicx % needed for figures
usepackagebm % for math
usepackageamssymb % for math
usepackageamsmath
usepackagegraphicx
usepackagetitling
usepackagebigints
usepackagemathtools
usepackagecenternot
usepackage[left=1in,right=1in,top=0.468in,bottom=.768in,centering,includeheadfoot]geometry
titleLARGE textbfProof of Latex
authorLargeHodor P. Bojangleton
begindocument
renewcommandabstractnamevspace-baselineskip
datetoday
maketitle
tableofcontents
newpage
large
sectionSECTION 1
Currently this starts with 0 because it is counting the chapters, but I only want to use sections and subsections. I need to get rid of the counting for chapters.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.0.X
Here I create and equation with the "begin/end" syntax that I want for my new commands.
beginequationlabeleq:111
1+1=2
endequation
I want to add a zero for the subsection in the numbering of Equation refeq:111.
subsectionSUBSECTION 1.1
Here we have the 0 chapter number than I want to get rid of.
Items in this space should be numbered 1.1.X
I want the item name and number to appear aesthetically like:newline
noindent Large textbfTheorem 1.1.1 After I write "begin theorem" to mimic the "begin equation" functionality that I already have, I want the text I write between "begin" and "end" to show up on the same line as the large bold theorem header.newline
noindent Large textitProof. This is an unnumbered proof of the above theorem.newline
noindent Large textbfLemma 1.1.2 The item counter did not increment for the proof.
sectionSECTION 2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.0.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.1
Items in this space should be numbered 2.1.X
subsectionSUBSECTION 2.2
Items in this space should be numbered 2.2.X
enddocument
numbering
numbering
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Use eitheramsthmorntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.
– Davislor
32 mins ago
In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting thebutton in the post editor). It’d also help to make your examples minimal.
– Davislor
27 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of thentheoremmanual for information on the[section]option tonewtheoremand thetheoremnumbering,theoremheaderfontandtheorembodyfontcommands.
– Davislor
25 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago
add a comment |
Use eitheramsthmorntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.
– Davislor
32 mins ago
In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting thebutton in the post editor). It’d also help to make your examples minimal.
– Davislor
27 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of thentheoremmanual for information on the[section]option tonewtheoremand thetheoremnumbering,theoremheaderfontandtheorembodyfontcommands.
– Davislor
25 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago
Use either
amsthm or ntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.– Davislor
32 mins ago
Use either
amsthm or ntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.– Davislor
32 mins ago
In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting the
button in the post editor). It’d also help to make your examples minimal.– Davislor
27 mins ago
In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting the
button in the post editor). It’d also help to make your examples minimal.– Davislor
27 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of the
ntheorem manual for information on the [section] option to newtheorem and the theoremnumbering, theoremheaderfont and theorembodyfont commands.– Davislor
25 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of the
ntheorem manual for information on the [section] option to newtheorem and the theoremnumbering, theoremheaderfont and theorembodyfont commands.– Davislor
25 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago
add a comment |
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amsthmorntheorem, whichever you prefer. The documentation has many examples.– Davislor
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In the future, please indent code fragments with four spaces (or selecting them and then hitting the
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27 mins ago
In particular, see section 2 of the
ntheoremmanual for information on the[section]option tonewtheoremand thetheoremnumbering,theoremheaderfontandtheorembodyfontcommands.– Davislor
25 mins ago
I've reformatted the code for you. @Davislor: why not make these good comments into an answer.
– Paul Stanley
11 mins ago