definition numbering like the below output, im getting the default numbering only.
1.1 Lemma
1.2. Proposition
how to do this using in latex
coding:
\documentclass[fleqn]{gsm-l}
\usepackage[]{weblink}
\begin{document}
\setcounter{chapter}{0}
\setcounter{section}{0}
\chapter{LINEAR SPACES}
\begin{proposition}
text
\end{proposition}
\subsection{subsection1}
text
\begin{lemma}
text
\end{lemma}
\begin{corollary}
text
\end{corollary}
\subsection{subsection2}
text
\begin{remark}
text
\end{remark}
\end{document}
Output:
Linear Spaces
Proposition 1.0.1. text
1.0.1. Subsection1. text
lemma 1.0.2. text
corollary 1.0.3. text
1.0.2. subsection2. text
remark 1.0.4. text
Expected output:
Linear Spaces
1.0.1. Proposition%its in small caps% text
1.0.2. Subsection1%its in small caps% text
1.0.3. lemma%its in small caps% text
1.0.4. corollary%its in small caps% text
1.0.5. subsection2%its in small caps%. text
1.0.6. Remark%its in small caps% text
without using \newtheorem
\newenvironment
\theoremstyle
\renewcommand
only \newcommand
is allowed
Best Answer
To dfine your theorem-like structures in a consistent way, you can use the
amsthm
package; the\swapnumbers
option gives the numbering and then the title; to get the theorem head in small capitals, you can easily define a new style:After the edit to the question, here's an option subject to the imposed constraints: no
\newtheoremstyle
, no\renewcommand
, no\newenvironment
(I don't quite understand why these restrictions, specially the one about not using\newenvironment
to define environments!; also,weblink
uses\newtheorem
and\theoremstyle
, so why don't you want to use those?):