A Brief Guide to Mathematical Writing¶
Gowers, W. T. A Brief Guide to Mathematical Writing.
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- Refactoring
- The invariant is meaning; the prose is up for change. Mathematics: rewriting a proof with cleaner notation or a better lemma sequence while preserving exactly what is proven; the logical content is the invariant.
This sourceGuidance on rewriting and structuring proofs to improve exposition and readability while preserving the logical content — the mathematical analogue of behavior-preserving refactoring of a proof.
- The invariant is meaning; the prose is up for change. Mathematics: rewriting a proof with cleaner notation or a better lemma sequence while preserving exactly what is proven; the logical content is the invariant.
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