Why does hyperref refer to the wrong place when I define a new theorem?

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I am writing a pdf textbook (using miktex & TexShop). The outline of the tex file is as below. Problem 2 refers to Problem 1. However, hyperref directs the reader to Thm 1. Is there a way for me to fix it? (The problems at the end of the section should be numbered from 1 and the problem section should not advance the section number.)



documentclassamsart
usepackagehyperref
newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem
begindocument

sectionLogic

begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem
eject

section*Problemssetcountertheorem0

beginproblemlabelprob1
Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
endproblem

beginproblem
Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
endproblem

enddocument





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  • What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
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  • @egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
    – Adam
    3 hours ago














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I am writing a pdf textbook (using miktex & TexShop). The outline of the tex file is as below. Problem 2 refers to Problem 1. However, hyperref directs the reader to Thm 1. Is there a way for me to fix it? (The problems at the end of the section should be numbered from 1 and the problem section should not advance the section number.)



documentclassamsart
usepackagehyperref
newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem
begindocument

sectionLogic

begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem
eject

section*Problemssetcountertheorem0

beginproblemlabelprob1
Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
endproblem

beginproblem
Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
endproblem

enddocument





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  • What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
    – egreg
    3 hours ago










  • @egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
    – Adam
    3 hours ago












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I am writing a pdf textbook (using miktex & TexShop). The outline of the tex file is as below. Problem 2 refers to Problem 1. However, hyperref directs the reader to Thm 1. Is there a way for me to fix it? (The problems at the end of the section should be numbered from 1 and the problem section should not advance the section number.)



documentclassamsart
usepackagehyperref
newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem
begindocument

sectionLogic

begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem
eject

section*Problemssetcountertheorem0

beginproblemlabelprob1
Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
endproblem

beginproblem
Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
endproblem

enddocument





pdftex hyperref texshop







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I am writing a pdf textbook (using miktex & TexShop). The outline of the tex file is as below. Problem 2 refers to Problem 1. However, hyperref directs the reader to Thm 1. Is there a way for me to fix it? (The problems at the end of the section should be numbered from 1 and the problem section should not advance the section number.)



documentclassamsart
usepackagehyperref
newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem
begindocument

sectionLogic

begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem
eject

section*Problemssetcountertheorem0

beginproblemlabelprob1
Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
endproblem

beginproblem
Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
endproblem

enddocument





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  • What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
    – egreg
    3 hours ago










  • @egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
    – Adam
    3 hours ago
















  • What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
    – egreg
    3 hours ago










  • @egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
    – Adam
    3 hours ago















What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
– egreg
3 hours ago




What's the reason for newtheoremproblem[theorem]Problem? Just do newtheoremproblemProblem[section].
– egreg
3 hours ago












@egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
– Adam
3 hours ago




@egreg: Thanks, that fixed it!
– Adam
3 hours ago










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If the structure is always



sectionTitle

Text for the section

clearpage

section*Problems

Problems


then you can just define problem as numbered within sections.



documentclassamsart
usepackagehyperref

newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
newtheoremproblemProblem[section]

begindocument

sectionLogic

begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem

clearpage

section*Problems

beginproblemlabelprob1
Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
endproblem

beginproblem
Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
endproblem

enddocument


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    If the structure is always



    sectionTitle

    Text for the section

    clearpage

    section*Problems

    Problems


    then you can just define problem as numbered within sections.



    documentclassamsart
    usepackagehyperref

    newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
    newtheoremproblemProblem[section]

    begindocument

    sectionLogic

    begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem

    clearpage

    section*Problems

    beginproblemlabelprob1
    Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
    endproblem

    beginproblem
    Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
    endproblem

    enddocument


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      4
      down vote



      accepted










      If the structure is always



      sectionTitle

      Text for the section

      clearpage

      section*Problems

      Problems


      then you can just define problem as numbered within sections.



      documentclassamsart
      usepackagehyperref

      newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
      newtheoremproblemProblem[section]

      begindocument

      sectionLogic

      begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem

      clearpage

      section*Problems

      beginproblemlabelprob1
      Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
      endproblem

      beginproblem
      Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
      endproblem

      enddocument


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        4
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        4
        down vote



        accepted






        If the structure is always



        sectionTitle

        Text for the section

        clearpage

        section*Problems

        Problems


        then you can just define problem as numbered within sections.



        documentclassamsart
        usepackagehyperref

        newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
        newtheoremproblemProblem[section]

        begindocument

        sectionLogic

        begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem

        clearpage

        section*Problems

        beginproblemlabelprob1
        Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
        endproblem

        beginproblem
        Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
        endproblem

        enddocument


        enter image description here



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        share|improve this answer












        If the structure is always



        sectionTitle

        Text for the section

        clearpage

        section*Problems

        Problems


        then you can just define problem as numbered within sections.



        documentclassamsart
        usepackagehyperref

        newtheoremtheoremTheorem[section]
        newtheoremproblemProblem[section]

        begindocument

        sectionLogic

        begintheoremlabelthm1 Blah endtheorem

        clearpage

        section*Problems

        beginproblemlabelprob1
        Prove $P Rightarrow Q$
        endproblem

        beginproblem
        Prove the inverse implication of Problem refprob1.
        endproblem

        enddocument


        enter image description here



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