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mathfin-writing-style
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.
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# Writing Style (mathfin-writing-style)
## When to trigger
- The proofs are correct but the paper is hard to read
- The introduction states results without financial modelling intuition
- Definitions, assumptions, theorem numbering, or appendix references are inconsistent
## Style principles
- **Define before use.** Probability space, filtration, admissible strategies,
integrability, market model, and payoff objects must be explicit.
- **Number assumptions and results.** Reuse labels consistently.
- **State theorem scope precisely.** Hypotheses and conclusions should be visible