Help:Multiple Proofs

$\mathsf{Pr} \infty \mathsf{fWiki}$ strives not just to provide Proofs, but to present all possible proofs of each theorem.

Page structure

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As with multiple definitions, the theorem statement is copied identically on the transcluded subpages, but not inside the <onlyinclude> ... </onlyinclude> tags.

Pages that deviate from this structure have to be refactored accordingly.

Sources

A source backing up a proof is only placed at the corresponding transcluded proof page, not on the main page.

Special Cases

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Giving Specific Names

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Partially coinciding proofs

See also Help:Splitting Sources

Sources

If a proof originates from a source work, the source has to be placed on the same subpage as the proof. If the source mentions a theorem without proving it, it has to be placed on the main page of the theorem.

Also see

• Help:Multiple Definitions