Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
Now in lyx, using some ams document style, I can choose definition from the
drop down box, but how do I specify a name for it?
Thanks,
Wei
Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
Now in lyx, using some ams document style, I can choose definition from the
drop down box, but how do I specify a name for it?
Thanks,
Wei
Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
Now in lyx, using some ams document style, I can choose definition from the
drop down box, but how do I specify a name for it?
Thanks,
Wei
Re: Question: How to enter a name for theorem?
Hello,
Wei Zhou wrote:
I can't seem to find a way to specify the name for theorem, definition, etc.
For example, in latex, I would write
\begin{definition}[aName]
...
\end{definition}
To do this in lyx, just put [aName] in latex (ERT) at the begining of
your theorem text (see attached).
Amir.
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