Text FormattingTheorem-like environment in Text Mode

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YaZko
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Theorem-like environment in Text Mode

Post by YaZko »

Hello,

To take my notes under LaTeX, I'm using some \newtheorem. It works great for my properties, definitions and so on, but I also wanted two of them for my remarks and examples. But in this cases, I'd like to be, by default, under text-mode and switch to math mode only punctually.

Is it possible ? Through an option given to \newtheorem, or an other command ?

Thank you for your time,

YaZko.

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localghost
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Theorem-like environment in Text Mode

Post by localghost »

Theorems are always typeset in text mode. So your question is a bit unclear. Do you perhaps mean text attributes and search a way to change them? Packages like amsthm or ntheorem allow to determine the style a bit more flexible than vanilla LaTeX does.


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