A lot of the proofs I write involve claims and proofs of claims within proofs.
If I just create Claim and Proof environments in the proofs the output looks like
Proof:
Claim:
Proof:
QED
QED
Where QED represents the square symbol.
It is not very readable.
Creating a box with borders around the inner claim and proof preserves the structure but looks excessive.
Is there a way to create a box with a line on the left only? That would make structure more readable.
Or is there any other way to make environments within proofs have more of a visual structure?
Thanks!
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Claims and proofs (etc.) within proofs
Perhaps by using the leftbar environment from the framed package?
Re: Claims and proofs (etc.) within proofs
Thanks!
I'm not very familiar with LaTeX though.
To load the package, "\usepackage{framed}" in the preamble I suppose?
But in the list of environments (Standard, Section, Theorem, etc.) I can't see leftbar. Do I need to do something else to use it?
I'm not very familiar with LaTeX though.
To load the package, "\usepackage{framed}" in the preamble I suppose?
But in the list of environments (Standard, Section, Theorem, etc.) I can't see leftbar. Do I need to do something else to use it?
Re: Claims and proofs (etc.) within proofs
Sorry, I didn't notice this was in the LyX subforum. I'm afraid I don't know how to make this work with LyX. Perhaps someone else will.