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Numbering theorems as subsubsections
I am working on a large, multi-chapter document using the memoir class. I have sections, subsections, and subsubsections within each chapter, and within the subsubsections are theorems, lemmas, ...
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Modified Section Labeling with Theorem Environment
I am writing up solutions to qualifying exams at my school, and want to label the sections according to the corresponding solutions. The issue, is that each year there are two quals--one in January, ...
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ntheorem thref not working in section titles
When I try to refer to a theorem in a section title with thref, I get the error message at the end of this question. Is there a way to fix this?
Latex Error: ./seppathq.tex:57 Argument of ...
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Theorem numbering error [duplicate]
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Resetting theorem counters: \sections and (missing) \subsections
I have the following in the preamble:
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
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subsection vs Theorem
This a typographical/style question. Inside a subsection (after just one paragraph) I have some theorems (amsmath environment). The word Theorem looks stronger (bold, starting with a capital letter) ...
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How to identify the counter of Equation, Theorem, and Section
I asked before how to identify the counter of Equation and Theorem. A simple answer suggested there is
\newtheorem{thm}[equation]{Theorem}
A simple variation allows me to identify the Theorem and ...
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Resetting theorem counters: \section and (missing) \subsection
Suppose I define a new theorem "Theorem" and declare that its counter should be reset whenever the subsection counter is incremented or reset:
\newtheorem{theorem}{Theorem}[subsection]
At some ...
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Automatic subsection enumeration
For our math lectures I have been hard-coding paragraphs like
\paragraph*{Definition 1.1.1 (foo)}
\paragraph*{Example 1.1.2}
\paragraph*{Proposition 1.1.3}
and I want to create new commands like ...
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How to put a star (or other symbol) in sections that are “special” (difficult, optional, etc)?
I'm currently writing a book, and I'd like some of the sections to be clearly marked as "difficult" or "optional". Not only sections, but also exercises (I'm using the exercise package) and theorems ...
