Appendices in Latex and Numbering












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I am trying to write a paper with appendices, but the final product comes out numbering all the appendices as A. Can anyone see what is going wrong?



Here's the code:



documentclass[draft]{amsart}

usepackage[english]{babel}

begin{document}

appendix section{Stuff}

appendix section{Different Stuff}

end{document}


It comes out as




Appendix A. Stuff



Appendix A. Different Stuff







numbering appendices







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I am trying to write a paper with appendices, but the final product comes out numbering all the appendices as A. Can anyone see what is going wrong?



Here's the code:



documentclass[draft]{amsart}

usepackage[english]{babel}

begin{document}

appendix section{Stuff}

appendix section{Different Stuff}

end{document}


It comes out as




Appendix A. Stuff



Appendix A. Different Stuff







numbering appendices







share|improve this question









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    Use appendix just once.

    – Sigur
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I am trying to write a paper with appendices, but the final product comes out numbering all the appendices as A. Can anyone see what is going wrong?



Here's the code:



documentclass[draft]{amsart}

usepackage[english]{babel}

begin{document}

appendix section{Stuff}

appendix section{Different Stuff}

end{document}


It comes out as




Appendix A. Stuff



Appendix A. Different Stuff







numbering appendices







share|improve this question









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I am trying to write a paper with appendices, but the final product comes out numbering all the appendices as A. Can anyone see what is going wrong?



Here's the code:



documentclass[draft]{amsart}

usepackage[english]{babel}

begin{document}

appendix section{Stuff}

appendix section{Different Stuff}

end{document}


It comes out as




Appendix A. Stuff



Appendix A. Different Stuff







numbering appendices




numbering appendices






share|improve this question









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    Use appendix just once.

    – Sigur
    7 hours ago














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    Use appendix just once.

    – Sigur
    7 hours ago








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From amsart.cls we find



defappendix{parc@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@

   letsectionnameappendixname

   defthesection{@Alphc@section}}


Thus, we can see that the command appendix resets the Section and Subsection counters (with the code c@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@).



Also, it changes the section name to appendixname which is also defined in amsart.cls as 



defappendixname{Appendix}


Finally, it changes the counter format to Alphabetical (in the code @Alphc@section).



So, if you use appendix twice the counter will be restored to A again.






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    From amsart.cls we find



    defappendix{parc@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@
    
   letsectionnameappendixname
    
   defthesection{@Alphc@section}}


    Thus, we can see that the command appendix resets the Section and Subsection counters (with the code c@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@).



    Also, it changes the section name to appendixname which is also defined in amsart.cls as 



    defappendixname{Appendix}


    Finally, it changes the counter format to Alphabetical (in the code @Alphc@section).



    So, if you use appendix twice the counter will be restored to A again.






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      From amsart.cls we find



      defappendix{parc@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@
      
   letsectionnameappendixname
      
   defthesection{@Alphc@section}}


      Thus, we can see that the command appendix resets the Section and Subsection counters (with the code c@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@).



      Also, it changes the section name to appendixname which is also defined in amsart.cls as 



      defappendixname{Appendix}


      Finally, it changes the counter format to Alphabetical (in the code @Alphc@section).



      So, if you use appendix twice the counter will be restored to A again.






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        From amsart.cls we find



        defappendix{parc@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@
        
   letsectionnameappendixname
        
   defthesection{@Alphc@section}}


        Thus, we can see that the command appendix resets the Section and Subsection counters (with the code c@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@).



        Also, it changes the section name to appendixname which is also defined in amsart.cls as 



        defappendixname{Appendix}


        Finally, it changes the counter format to Alphabetical (in the code @Alphc@section).



        So, if you use appendix twice the counter will be restored to A again.






        share|improve this answer















        From amsart.cls we find



        defappendix{parc@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@
        
   letsectionnameappendixname
        
   defthesection{@Alphc@section}}


        Thus, we can see that the command appendix resets the Section and Subsection counters (with the code c@sectionz@ c@subsectionz@).



        Also, it changes the section name to appendixname which is also defined in amsart.cls as 



        defappendixname{Appendix}


        Finally, it changes the counter format to Alphabetical (in the code @Alphc@section).



        So, if you use appendix twice the counter will be restored to A again.







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