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Hi,
I have a question for which I can't simply google the answer:
How do I force the text after a theorem to start at the next line?
If i simply use
\begin{theorem}
Some theorem
\end{theorem}
I obtain (with amsmath/latex)
Theorem 1. Some theorem
If I use
\begin{theorem}
\newline OR \linebreak OR \\ OR anything else, really
some theorem.
\end{theorem}
I get an error saying there is no line to end (I never understood
this. Just skip a line, dammit!)
Thanks for any help...!
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Apr 2, 2008, 12:52:27 PM4/2/08
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...or something as simple as
\begin{theorem} {\ } \\
Some theorem.
\end{theorem}
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