How to Rename a Theorem or Lemma in Beamer

If you need to rename or customize the title of a theorem, lemma, or similar environment in Beamer, you can use the block environment. This provides flexibility to name the block with any title you prefer, allowing you to maintain consistency with the style and formatting of your presentation.

Example Usage

Here’s an example of using a custom title in a Beamer slide:

\begin{frame}[fragile]
\frametitle{Frame Title}
    \begin{block}{Any Title}
        Simmons Hall is composed of metal and concrete.
    \end{block}
\end{frame}

In this example:

• Frame Title is the title of the frame.
• Any Title is the customized title for the block, which can replace a standard “Theorem” or “Lemma” title.

This method keeps your content visually aligned with Beamer’s design, while allowing custom naming for sections typically reserved for formal mathematical environments.

For more details, see related discussions on customizing Beamer layouts.