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I'm trying to add vertical space between definitions, theorems, etc. For example, if set up something like:

begin{definition}



blah blah blah



end{definition}



%%%should be space here but there's not



begin{theorem}



blah blah blah



end{theorem}

There is almost no vertical room after my definition and before my new theorem. How do I fix this?

spacing amsmath theorems

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  vspace*{2cm} should work, where you can replace 2cm to any length.
  
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I'm trying to add vertical space between definitions, theorems, etc. For example, if set up something like:

begin{definition}



blah blah blah



end{definition}



%%%should be space here but there's not



begin{theorem}



blah blah blah



end{theorem}

There is almost no vertical room after my definition and before my new theorem. How do I fix this?

spacing amsmath theorems

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I'm trying to add vertical space between definitions, theorems, etc. For example, if set up something like:

begin{definition}



blah blah blah



end{definition}



%%%should be space here but there's not



begin{theorem}



blah blah blah



end{theorem}

There is almost no vertical room after my definition and before my new theorem. How do I fix this?

spacing amsmath theorems

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begin{definition}



blah blah blah



end{definition}



%%%should be space here but there's not



begin{theorem}



blah blah blah



end{theorem}

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Have you defined the Theorem and Definition correctly? When I use the following code, there is space between the lines:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

newtheorem{theorem}{Theory of Blahblah}

newtheorem{definition}{Definition of Blah}

begin{document}

    begin{definition}

        blah blah blah

    end{definition}

%%%should be space here but there's not

    begin{theorem}

        blah blah blah

    end{theorem}

end{document}

If this is insufficient space for you, there are several ways you can 'brute force' vertical space between lines. Adding a smallskip between the lines in the text may be what you are looking for.

If you consistently need more space after every Theorem or Definition, you can try redefining the environment. However, I will omit that at this time. Fooling around with a strict environment such as amsmath can displease some of your audience.

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Have you defined the Theorem and Definition correctly? When I use the following code, there is space between the lines:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

newtheorem{theorem}{Theory of Blahblah}

newtheorem{definition}{Definition of Blah}

begin{document}

    begin{definition}

        blah blah blah

    end{definition}

%%%should be space here but there's not

    begin{theorem}

        blah blah blah

    end{theorem}

end{document}

If this is insufficient space for you, there are several ways you can 'brute force' vertical space between lines. Adding a smallskip between the lines in the text may be what you are looking for.

If you consistently need more space after every Theorem or Definition, you can try redefining the environment. However, I will omit that at this time. Fooling around with a strict environment such as amsmath can displease some of your audience.

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

WesHWesH

312

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1

Have you defined the Theorem and Definition correctly? When I use the following code, there is space between the lines:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

newtheorem{theorem}{Theory of Blahblah}

newtheorem{definition}{Definition of Blah}

begin{document}

    begin{definition}

        blah blah blah

    end{definition}

%%%should be space here but there's not

    begin{theorem}

        blah blah blah

    end{theorem}

end{document}

If this is insufficient space for you, there are several ways you can 'brute force' vertical space between lines. Adding a smallskip between the lines in the text may be what you are looking for.

If you consistently need more space after every Theorem or Definition, you can try redefining the environment. However, I will omit that at this time. Fooling around with a strict environment such as amsmath can displease some of your audience.

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

WesHWesH

312

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Have you defined the Theorem and Definition correctly? When I use the following code, there is space between the lines:

documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

newtheorem{theorem}{Theory of Blahblah}

newtheorem{definition}{Definition of Blah}

begin{document}

    begin{definition}

        blah blah blah

    end{definition}

%%%should be space here but there's not

    begin{theorem}

        blah blah blah

    end{theorem}

end{document}

If this is insufficient space for you, there are several ways you can 'brute force' vertical space between lines. Adding a smallskip between the lines in the text may be what you are looking for.

If you consistently need more space after every Theorem or Definition, you can try redefining the environment. However, I will omit that at this time. Fooling around with a strict environment such as amsmath can displease some of your audience.

share|improve this answer

answered 10 hours ago

WesHWesH

312

documentclass{article}

usepackage{amsmath}

newtheorem{theorem}{Theory of Blahblah}

newtheorem{definition}{Definition of Blah}

begin{document}

    begin{definition}

        blah blah blah

    end{definition}

%%%should be space here but there's not

    begin{theorem}

        blah blah blah

    end{theorem}

end{document}

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answered 10 hours ago

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answered 10 hours ago

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answered 10 hours ago

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