I'm searching for a theorem style like that the one that is used in this book:
Elementary Analysis by Ross
I've got already most things working, except that I want to get a custom theorem like this:
When I type something like:
\begin{thm}[Rational Zeros Theorem]
...
\end{thm}
The rest of the styles that I want are:
- Having the number and theorem swapped
- Having a newline after the head of the theorem/defintion
- Having "Proof." in boldface instead of italic and a newline after it
- Having also a newline if the proof begins with a list
I've been already trying to implement 1,2 and 3, and if you are interested, you can find it on github: https://github.com/kasperpeulen/Ross-Theorem-Style
I've not yet solved 4, but I found some other posts here, so I think I can solve that by myself, but any help with that would be appreciated as well of course.
ntheorem
andamsthm
, for example, the italicness of the proof is hardwired. However, perhapsthmtools
may help you