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Sagil
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proofs with IEEEtrans document class

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I'm having trouble adjusting the \qed symbol when using the IEEEtrans document class. Neither \qedhere nor \renewcommand{\qedsymbol}{...} appears to do anything (it works fine with article class).

It seems that the IEEEtrans style is not using \qedsymbol at all (in fact it IS printing a different looking symbol at the end of proof environments).

Anyone know how to do the equivalent of \qedhere or \renewcommand{\qedsymbol}{...} with IEEEtrans?

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Sagil wrote:[...] Anyone know how to do the equivalent of \qedhere or \renewcommand{\qedsymbol}{...} with IEEEtrans?
Find out by taking a close look at the source code of the class file.


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Re: proofs with IEEEtrans document class

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Good suggestion - should have thought of that myself.

Got the \qed thing to work. \qedhere seems more difficult, but I can live without it I guess. Thanks.
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Read Section XII (Theorems and Proofs, p. 13f) of the IEEEtran manual.
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Re: proofs with IEEEtrans document class

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Only details how the \qed command can be redefined. I guess \qedhere simply isn't supported.
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