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jdbunnett
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Formatting theorem using »amsbook« class

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I am currently using LaTeX document class »amsbook« to write a thesis on a topic in number theory .Currently the statements of theorems, lemmas, remarks etc are indented like a new paragraph. I would like to change this so there is no indenting. I would like to keep indenting for new paragraphs. Could someone please tell me how this is to be done.

JDB

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frabjous
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Formatting theorem using »amsbook« class

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The best advice I can give is to take a look at the documentation for the amsthm package, and in particular the indent amount for the \newtheoremstyle command.
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