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Is there a way to use #.# style for theorems and definitions, but #.#.# for associated examples?
EDIT: Question solved. Answer below.
I would like to be able to do this sort of thing with my examples:
1 Mathematical Logic
Theorem 1.1 blahblah
Definition 1.2 blahblah
Theorem 1.3 blahblah
...
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1answer
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Referring to one's own examples
I have created numbered examples to illustrate concepts in my project. I have used this
\newtheorem{exmp}{Example}[section]
thus far. Is there a way I can refer to them so they appear as {Ex 2.1} ...
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0answers
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example numbering in lyx branches
I have branches in a lyx file in which there are external files.
These files are (lesson1, lesson2 etc) and they have examples and exercises in them.
The examples are not being numbered unlike ...
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3answers
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Example Numbers with Labels
I have, in my article, some examples that look like this:
\begin{center}
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur
\\ \emph{sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt}
\\ \emph{ut ...
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votes
1answer
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Example environment with numbering, caption, “verbatim” content
I need to use an example environment like the following.
\begin{example}[My Caption, mylabel]
My example text
\end{example}
It should show the text inside a verbatim environment, the caption (like ...
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2answers
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Section based linguistic example numbering with brackets
I would like to have examples in my document look like this:
Section 2
(2.1) This is an example.
This is a reference to example (2.1).
That is:
the section number appears both next ...
5
votes
3answers
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Example box with automatic numbering?
Working with LaTeX, I was just wondering how do you create a box around a set of related text such as an example in a textbook? I found \framebox or \makebox, but I can't figure out how to make it ...
