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How to get Proof of Theorem with package phfthm
Theorem decorations that stay with theorem environmentNumbering theorems in the appendix by adding the appendix letter in front/after the theorem numberAmsbook: Theoremstyles definition and remark identical?Change only the ending with renewenvironmentSubnumber equations within theorem environments but keep them intact otherwiseMaking an indented, bold definition/theorem/proofCustomizing theorem listNo new line for theorem in enumerateError with begin{Proof}…end{Proof} commandIndented theorem and proof environemnts
I am trying to use the package phfthm to have a proof with the indication Proof of Theorem 1, and the like.
I am almost exactly using the example provided in the package documentation, at page 15, but I only get Proof of 1, without the word Theorem, and cannot understand where I am making a mistake.
Here is my example:
documentclass[]{article}
usepackage[resetstyle]{phfthm}
begin{document}
section*{Introduction}
This is a theorem
begin{theorem}[Gauss]
label{thm:Gauss}
For a closed surface $S$ enclosing a volume $V$, we have
begin{equation}
oint_Svec ucdot dvec S = int_V(vecnablacdotvec u),dV .
end{equation}
end{theorem}
Then the proof.
begin{proof}[*thm:Gauss]
text of proof
end{proof}
end{document}
theorems
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I am trying to use the package phfthm to have a proof with the indication Proof of Theorem 1, and the like.
I am almost exactly using the example provided in the package documentation, at page 15, but I only get Proof of 1, without the word Theorem, and cannot understand where I am making a mistake.
Here is my example:
documentclass[]{article}
usepackage[resetstyle]{phfthm}
begin{document}
section*{Introduction}
This is a theorem
begin{theorem}[Gauss]
label{thm:Gauss}
For a closed surface $S$ enclosing a volume $V$, we have
begin{equation}
oint_Svec ucdot dvec S = int_V(vecnablacdotvec u),dV .
end{equation}
end{theorem}
Then the proof.
begin{proof}[*thm:Gauss]
text of proof
end{proof}
end{document}
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I am trying to use the package phfthm to have a proof with the indication Proof of Theorem 1, and the like.
I am almost exactly using the example provided in the package documentation, at page 15, but I only get Proof of 1, without the word Theorem, and cannot understand where I am making a mistake.
Here is my example:
documentclass[]{article}
usepackage[resetstyle]{phfthm}
begin{document}
section*{Introduction}
This is a theorem
begin{theorem}[Gauss]
label{thm:Gauss}
For a closed surface $S$ enclosing a volume $V$, we have
begin{equation}
oint_Svec ucdot dvec S = int_V(vecnablacdotvec u),dV .
end{equation}
end{theorem}
Then the proof.
begin{proof}[*thm:Gauss]
text of proof
end{proof}
end{document}
theorems
I am trying to use the package phfthm to have a proof with the indication Proof of Theorem 1, and the like.
I am almost exactly using the example provided in the package documentation, at page 15, but I only get Proof of 1, without the word Theorem, and cannot understand where I am making a mistake.
Here is my example:
documentclass[]{article}
usepackage[resetstyle]{phfthm}
begin{document}
section*{Introduction}
This is a theorem
begin{theorem}[Gauss]
label{thm:Gauss}
For a closed surface $S$ enclosing a volume $V$, we have
begin{equation}
oint_Svec ucdot dvec S = int_V(vecnablacdotvec u),dV .
end{equation}
end{theorem}
Then the proof.
begin{proof}[*thm:Gauss]
text of proof
end{proof}
end{document}
theorems
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