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mathfin-writing-style

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Use when polishing a Mathematical Finance (Wiley) manuscript's theorem-first exposition — definitions, numbered assumptions, theorem statements, proof sketches, appendices, notation discipline for a stochastic-analysis readership, numerical-experiment prose, and the financial-modelling intuition that accompanies each formal result.

When to use

• polishing theorem-first exposition
• defining probability spaces and filtrations
• numbering assumptions and theorems
• separating financial intuition from proof
• managing appendices and long derivations
• checking local martingale claims
• creating a notation ledger
• writing proof sketches

When not to use

• correcting mathematical proofs
• generating new financial models
• performing numerical experiments

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