I am currently writing a manuscript using \documentclass{book}. I would like to devote one of the chapters in the manuscript to a proof of an earlier result. I have named the Chapter:
\chapter{Proof of Theorem \ref{Theorem1}}
and the actual chapter itself (including the chapter name in the table of contents and the chapter title) looks fine. I have include an image below.
However, in the even numbered pages of the chapter at the top right-hand side of the page is an all-capitalized version of the chapter title, and the reference there does not seem to go through:
I have compiled the code multiple times, so I am sure it is not a compiling error. Is there any way I can keep the Theorem reference in the title and have it properly show up at the top of the even pages of the chapter?
Best Answer
i believe (but am unable to check) that when the chapter title is upper cased for the running head, the name specified with
\refis also uppercased. this will not match the original label.make this label "THEOREM1" instead of "Theorem1" and all should be resolved.