Box at the end of a remark
Dear users,
I want to put a qed-box at the end of all my remarks. I am using ams-book
The best way seems to be to redefine the theorem-style remark to include the
\qed command which puts a box at the right place.
For an environment I would use:
\newenvironment{myremark}{\begin{remark}}{\qed\end{remark}}
But I can not find out how to do this for a theorem environment.
Second, I want lyx to use myremark instead of remark, when I select remark in
lyx
What should I do to make lyx do this?
Thanks,
Bas
Box at the end of a remark
Dear users,
I want to put a qed-box at the end of all my remarks. I am using ams-book
The best way seems to be to redefine the theorem-style remark to include the
\qed command which puts a box at the right place.
For an environment I would use:
\newenvironment{myremark}{\begin{remark}}{\qed\end{remark}}
But I can not find out how to do this for a theorem environment.
Second, I want lyx to use myremark instead of remark, when I select remark in
lyx
What should I do to make lyx do this?
Thanks,
Bas
Box at the end of a remark
Dear users,
I want to put a qed-box at the end of all my remarks. I am using ams-book
The best way seems to be to redefine the theorem-style remark to include the
\qed command which puts a box at the right place.
For an environment I would use:
\newenvironment{myremark}{\begin{remark}}{\qed\end{remark}}
But I can not find out how to do this for a theorem environment.
Second, I want lyx to use myremark instead of remark, when I select remark in
lyx
What should I do to make lyx do this?
Thanks,
Bas
Re: LyX and Prosper
Dekel's page contains useful info: http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ I had to do some work to make it work for me. See below. Good luck, Bas Spitters --- Combining prosper and LyX. Tested on Linux (Redhat 7.0) and Solaris 7 LyX 1.1.6fix2 Get cluster.tar.gz for http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ copy prosper.layout theorem.inc theorem-unnumbered.inc to ~/.lyx/layout Put prosper2.cls somewhere where Tex can find it, i.e. put it in one of the directories of the TEXINPUTS environment The same holds for dsfont.sty, if you want to run cluster.lyx. (I found dsfont.sty at: http://mechatro2.me.berkeley.edu/resources/latex_resources/latex/dstroke/) Do Edit/Reconfigure in LyX. Restart LyX Copy red-bullet-on-white.ps and similar files from the prosper-dir to the cluster directory. Try cluster.lyx Use View PDF. NOT: PDF (pdfLaTeX) Remark: This does not seem to work very well under xpdf 0.92 But it does work with acroread.
Re: LyX and Prosper
Dekel's page contains useful info: http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ I had to do some work to make it work for me. See below. Good luck, Bas Spitters --- Combining prosper and LyX. Tested on Linux (Redhat 7.0) and Solaris 7 LyX 1.1.6fix2 Get cluster.tar.gz for http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ copy prosper.layout theorem.inc theorem-unnumbered.inc to ~/.lyx/layout Put prosper2.cls somewhere where Tex can find it, i.e. put it in one of the directories of the TEXINPUTS environment The same holds for dsfont.sty, if you want to run cluster.lyx. (I found dsfont.sty at: http://mechatro2.me.berkeley.edu/resources/latex_resources/latex/dstroke/) Do Edit/Reconfigure in LyX. Restart LyX Copy red-bullet-on-white.ps and similar files from the prosper-dir to the cluster directory. Try cluster.lyx Use View PDF. NOT: PDF (pdfLaTeX) Remark: This does not seem to work very well under xpdf 0.92 But it does work with acroread.
Re: LyX and Prosper
Dekel's page contains useful info: http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ I had to do some work to make it work for me. See below. Good luck, Bas Spitters --- Combining prosper and LyX. Tested on Linux (Redhat 7.0) and Solaris 7 LyX 1.1.6fix2 Get cluster.tar.gz for http://www.math.tau.ac.il/~dekelts/slides/ copy prosper.layout theorem.inc theorem-unnumbered.inc to ~/.lyx/layout Put prosper2.cls somewhere where Tex can find it, i.e. put it in one of the directories of the TEXINPUTS environment The same holds for dsfont.sty, if you want to run cluster.lyx. (I found dsfont.sty at: http://mechatro2.me.berkeley.edu/resources/latex_resources/latex/dstroke/) Do Edit/Reconfigure in LyX. Restart LyX Copy red-bullet-on-white.ps and similar files from the prosper-dir to the cluster directory. Try cluster.lyx Use View PDF. NOT: PDF (pdfLaTeX) Remark: This does not seem to work very well under xpdf 0.92 But it does work with acroread.
Re: Sequent Calculi?
How can I write some expressions like this? A B - - A = B /\ (A\/B) -- A = B - A This one doesn't mean anything, but you see the kind... I can't use a table, neither Fraction. Have a look at http://www.math.ucla.edu/~asl/ And look at Buss' proof-style. This seems to do exactly what you want. LaTeX, so you might have to use ERT. Good luck, Bas Spitters
Re: Sequent Calculi?
How can I write some expressions like this? A B - - A = B /\ (A\/B) -- A = B - A This one doesn't mean anything, but you see the kind... I can't use a table, neither Fraction. Have a look at http://www.math.ucla.edu/~asl/ And look at Buss' proof-style. This seems to do exactly what you want. LaTeX, so you might have to use ERT. Good luck, Bas Spitters
Re: Sequent Calculi?
> How can I write some expressions like this? > > A B > - - > A => B /\ (A\/B) > -- > A => B > - >A > > This one doesn't mean anything, but you see the kind... > I can't use a table, neither Fraction. Have a look at http://www.math.ucla.edu/~asl/ And look at Buss' proof-style. This seems to do exactly what you want. LaTeX, so you might have to use ERT. Good luck, Bas Spitters
references in math
Dear LyX-users,
I would like to do the following:
(by 1)
a = b.
Where 1 is a reference to formula 1 (with label one).
It works if I use \stackrel{\ref{one}}{=}.
But I would like to use the built-in LyX reference (Insert - Cross
reference).
Is it possible to do this?
Bas Spitters
(I am using LyX 1.1.6fix2)
references in math
Dear LyX-users,
I would like to do the following:
(by 1)
a = b.
Where 1 is a reference to formula 1 (with label one).
It works if I use \stackrel{\ref{one}}{=}.
But I would like to use the built-in LyX reference (Insert - Cross
reference).
Is it possible to do this?
Bas Spitters
(I am using LyX 1.1.6fix2)
references in math
Dear LyX-users,
I would like to do the following:
(by 1)
a = b.
Where 1 is a reference to formula 1 (with label one).
It works if I use \stackrel{\ref{one}}{=}.
But I would like to use the built-in LyX reference (Insert -> Cross
reference).
Is it possible to do this?
Bas Spitters
(I am using LyX 1.1.6fix2)
Annotations
Dear LyX-users, I would like to make annotations in an article, in such a way that I can print the article with or without the annotations. I.e. something like this: With annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This a paragraph with annotations. This is the main text again. Without annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This is the main text again. I can probably find a way of doing this in LaTeX, but is there a nice way of doing it in LyX? Thanks, Bas Spitters PS: I am using version 1.0.4.
Re: Annotations
Herbert Voss wrote:
Bas Spitters wrote:
maybe that there's a better solution with the package comment.
i had a look at it, and it's easier:
in latex preamble: \usepackage{comment}
choose from the paragraph-style comment for your annotations.
I can not find "comment" in the list of paragraph-styles (maybe it's the
LyX version I am using: 1.0.4).
I used
\begin{comment} (in TeX)
This a paragraph with annotations.
\end{comment} (in TeX)
This works fine.
Some things seem to go wrong when I place the \end{comment} on the same
line as the text, but I can easily avoid that.
the first line of your text:
\includecomment{comment}% annotations will be printed
or
\excludecomment{comment}% annotations will be ignored
Thanks, this does exactly what I want!
Bas Spitters
Annotations
Dear LyX-users, I would like to make annotations in an article, in such a way that I can print the article with or without the annotations. I.e. something like this: With annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This a paragraph with annotations. This is the main text again. Without annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This is the main text again. I can probably find a way of doing this in LaTeX, but is there a nice way of doing it in LyX? Thanks, Bas Spitters PS: I am using version 1.0.4.
Re: Annotations
Herbert Voss wrote:
Bas Spitters wrote:
maybe that there's a better solution with the package comment.
i had a look at it, and it's easier:
in latex preamble: \usepackage{comment}
choose from the paragraph-style comment for your annotations.
I can not find "comment" in the list of paragraph-styles (maybe it's the
LyX version I am using: 1.0.4).
I used
\begin{comment} (in TeX)
This a paragraph with annotations.
\end{comment} (in TeX)
This works fine.
Some things seem to go wrong when I place the \end{comment} on the same
line as the text, but I can easily avoid that.
the first line of your text:
\includecomment{comment}% annotations will be printed
or
\excludecomment{comment}% annotations will be ignored
Thanks, this does exactly what I want!
Bas Spitters
Annotations
Dear LyX-users, I would like to make annotations in an article, in such a way that I can print the article with or without the annotations. I.e. something like this: With annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This a paragraph with annotations. This is the main text again. Without annotations it would look like: This is the main text. This is the main text again. I can probably find a way of doing this in LaTeX, but is there a nice way of doing it in LyX? Thanks, Bas Spitters PS: I am using version 1.0.4.
Re: Annotations
Herbert Voss wrote:
>
> > Bas Spitters wrote:
> > >
> > maybe that there's a better solution with the package comment.
>
> i had a look at it, and it's easier:
>
> in latex preamble: \usepackage{comment}
> choose from the paragraph-style comment for your annotations.
I can not find "comment" in the list of paragraph-styles (maybe it's the
LyX version I am using: 1.0.4).
I used
\begin{comment} (in TeX)
This a paragraph with annotations.
\end{comment} (in TeX)
This works fine.
Some things seem to go wrong when I place the \end{comment} on the same
line as the text, but I can easily avoid that.
> the first line of your text:
> \includecomment{comment}% annotations will be printed
> or
> \excludecomment{comment}% annotations will be ignored
Thanks, this does exactly what I want!
Bas Spitters
