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How to use a fact as an equation in latex

TeX - LaTeX Asked on February 16, 2021

I have a fact that I want to use it in my latex as equation file it does not look too good. I was wondering if there is any other way to make it and look it better

This allows us to use the well known fact that, 

 begin{myquotenumber}
 label{eq:cond_uniform}   for a Poisson process $X^0$ independent random variables uniformly distributed on $textbf{Z}$.
 end{myquotenumber} 
 
In summary, a simple and convenient choice

This is how the figure shows figureShows

This is used in mythesis.tex file

NewEnviron{myquotenumber}{vspace{3ex}par
refstepcounter{equation}%
hfillparbox{dimexpr textwidth-4cm}%brug parbox[b] for bunden [c] (standard) for center og [t] for top
{textrm{BODY}}
hfillllap{(theequation)}vspace{2ex}par}

One Answer

You may be overthinking things with the myquotenumber code. Since the facts are supposed to use the same counter as equation, I think you might as well place the facts in parbox statements.

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documentclass{article} 
newcommandmyparbox[1]{parbox{0.667textwidth}{raggedright #1}} % choose width suitably

begin{document} 
This allows us to use the well known fact that
begin{equation}label{eq:cond_uniform}   
myparbox{For a Poisson process $X^0$ independent random 
   variables uniformly distributed on $textbf{Z}$.}
end{equation} 
In summary, a simple and convenient choice dots
end{document}

Correct answer by Mico on February 16, 2021

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