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New theorem problem AMSTHM

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I have the Example environment as a new theorem environment but I need to break the example across the article. Ideally I would like to implement the following:

Example 1. blah blah blah ...

... more text form the article ...

Example 1 (continued). other blah blah blah

I tried to define a newtheorem* environment newtheorem*{ex1}{Example 1} but then I lose the bold part and the "continued" does not appear in parenthesis:

Example 1. continued

I was thinking the perhaps re-setting the counter manually before and after would solve it. But is this possible? Is there some better solution?

amsthm

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I have the Example environment as a new theorem environment but I need to break the example across the article. Ideally I would like to implement the following:

Example 1. blah blah blah ...

... more text form the article ...

Example 1 (continued). other blah blah blah

I tried to define a newtheorem* environment newtheorem*{ex1}{Example 1} but then I lose the bold part and the "continued" does not appear in parenthesis:

Example 1. continued

I was thinking the perhaps re-setting the counter manually before and after would solve it. But is this possible? Is there some better solution?

amsthm

share|improve this question

asked Oct 17 '14 at 15:37

Sergio ParreirasSergio Parreiras

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• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Does this question help? tex.stackexchange.com/questions/68830/…
  
  – egreg
  Oct 17 '14 at 15:44
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  thmtools provides a convenient way to do this.
  
  – Andrew Swann
  Oct 17 '14 at 16:11
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I have the Example environment as a new theorem environment but I need to break the example across the article. Ideally I would like to implement the following:

Example 1. blah blah blah ...

... more text form the article ...

Example 1 (continued). other blah blah blah

I tried to define a newtheorem* environment newtheorem*{ex1}{Example 1} but then I lose the bold part and the "continued" does not appear in parenthesis:

Example 1. continued

I was thinking the perhaps re-setting the counter manually before and after would solve it. But is this possible? Is there some better solution?

amsthm

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asked Oct 17 '14 at 15:37

Sergio ParreirasSergio Parreiras

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asked Oct 17 '14 at 15:37

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In your particular case it might be easiest to do this:

    newtheorem{example}{Example}

    newtheorem{examplecontinued}[example]{addtocounter{example}{-1}Example}

And then write

    begin {example} 

    Lorem ipsum

    end{example}



    begin{examplecontinued}[continued]

    continued lorem ipsum

    end{examplecontinued}

This will allow multiple breaks as well. If you want to, you can also define the examplecontinued-environment to automatically display "(continued)" behind "Example [counter] ". How to do stuff like that is very well described in the amsthm-documentation.

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In your particular case it might be easiest to do this:

    newtheorem{example}{Example}

    newtheorem{examplecontinued}[example]{addtocounter{example}{-1}Example}

And then write

    begin {example} 

    Lorem ipsum

    end{example}



    begin{examplecontinued}[continued]

    continued lorem ipsum

    end{examplecontinued}

This will allow multiple breaks as well. If you want to, you can also define the examplecontinued-environment to automatically display "(continued)" behind "Example [counter] ". How to do stuff like that is very well described in the amsthm-documentation.

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1

In your particular case it might be easiest to do this:

    newtheorem{example}{Example}

    newtheorem{examplecontinued}[example]{addtocounter{example}{-1}Example}

And then write

    begin {example} 

    Lorem ipsum

    end{example}



    begin{examplecontinued}[continued]

    continued lorem ipsum

    end{examplecontinued}

This will allow multiple breaks as well. If you want to, you can also define the examplecontinued-environment to automatically display "(continued)" behind "Example [counter] ". How to do stuff like that is very well described in the amsthm-documentation.

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edited 12 mins ago

Sebastiano

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answered Oct 17 '14 at 19:32

gebruikergebruiker

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add a comment | 

In your particular case it might be easiest to do this:

    newtheorem{example}{Example}

    newtheorem{examplecontinued}[example]{addtocounter{example}{-1}Example}

And then write

    begin {example} 

    Lorem ipsum

    end{example}



    begin{examplecontinued}[continued]

    continued lorem ipsum

    end{examplecontinued}

This will allow multiple breaks as well. If you want to, you can also define the examplecontinued-environment to automatically display "(continued)" behind "Example [counter] ". How to do stuff like that is very well described in the amsthm-documentation.

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answered Oct 17 '14 at 19:32

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    newtheorem{example}{Example}

    newtheorem{examplecontinued}[example]{addtocounter{example}{-1}Example}

    begin {example} 

    Lorem ipsum

    end{example}



    begin{examplecontinued}[continued]

    continued lorem ipsum

    end{examplecontinued}

share|improve this answer

edited 12 mins ago

Sebastiano

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answered Oct 17 '14 at 19:32

gebruikergebruiker

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edited 12 mins ago

Sebastiano

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edited 12 mins ago

Sebastiano

10.3k41960

answered Oct 17 '14 at 19:32

gebruikergebruiker

945821

answered Oct 17 '14 at 19:32

gebruikergebruiker

945821