From annals-of-mathematics-skills
Organizes pure-mathematics manuscripts for Annals of Mathematics: sectioning, notation consistency, statements-before-proofs, commutative diagrams, and readability for expert non-specialists.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/annals-of-mathematics-skills:anmath-figuresThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
- The paper is hard to follow even though the proof is correct
In pure mathematics, papers are theorem-and-proof and usually have no experiments and few or no figures. "Figures" here means exposition and structure: a figure or diagram is included only when it conveys structure more efficiently than prose.
| Section | Contents |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Problem, Main Theorem, what is new, method sketch, organization |
| Preliminaries / Notation | Conventions, recalled definitions, cited external results |
| Constructions / setup | The objects the proof manipulates |
| Key lemmas | The intermediate results, stated then proved |
| Proof of Main Theorem | Assembling the lemmas into the headline result |
| Consequences | Corollaries and remarks |
| Appendices | Auxiliary/technical material (see anmath-supplementary) |
tikz-cd (or amscd) when a chain of maps or an exact
sequence is clearer drawn than written. Keep arrows labeled and consistent.【Section plan】1 Intro · 2 Prelim · 3 ... · n Appendix
【Notation issues fixed】...
【Statements-before-proofs】compliant / fix: ...
【Diagrams】none / commutative diagram in §... via tikz-cd
【Figure justification】none needed / figure in §... because ...
【Next step】anmath-supplementary (appendix triage) or anmath-writing-style
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