Peter Soendergaard wrote:

I need to state some proofs in an article that does not follow
immediatly after the theorems they refer to.


How can I make LyX/LaTeX output something
like: "Proof of Theorem 8.3.1." in a proper manner?

Just put a label in the theorem and reference it in the proof, see the attached example.


regards Uwe
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test
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blabla
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of Theorem\SpecialChar ~

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.
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