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How to switch on and off numbering for theorems?
Using the amsthm package, you can switch numbering on and off for individual theorems just by defining environments with nearly identical names (as with equation environments):
Which is the correct number for the first theorem?
So, just as you describe, the first theorem in the second subsection of the first section will be numbered 2.1. Alternatives to \\arabic include: \\Alph – produces capital letters, such as B.1
Can you make a theorem number by subsection?
I can make it number by subsection, e.g for the first theorem in the second subsection of the first section. But I need it to show me only the numbers of the subsection and the theorem, but not the section number, like this: for the numbering. Putting the following code in the preamble seems to have the desired effect:
Is the theorem number the same as the chapter number?
Otherwise, if I were to set as then I only get Theorem [chapter.thm number] so that sectional structure is lost and the numbering becomes very unclear and inefficient. At first, this seems very simple but it’s funny that I could not find the answer.
How to include a chapter number in a caption?
Select the Include chapter number check box. In the Chapter starts with style list, select the heading style that was applied to the chapter heading. In the Use separator list, select a punctuation mark to separate the chapter number from the caption number.
How do you add chapter numbers in word word?
Type any text, including punctuation, that you want to appear after the label. In the Caption dialog box click Numbering. Select the Include chapter number check box. In the Chapter starts with style list, select the heading style that was applied to the chapter heading.
Where to put the chapter numbers in latex?
If you put \\frontmatter immediately after \\begin {document}, and \\mainmatter immediately before the \\chapter command for the first chapter that should have a number, then that might well do what you want. However, it may have other effects that you don’t want, like changing page breaks or taking things out of the table of contents.