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anmath-revision

Use when responding to an Annals of Mathematics referee report — revising the manuscript to close gaps or strengthen results and writing a point-by-point reply. Drafts the revision and response after the text is fixed; does not invent significance the result lacks (see anmath-scope-fit).

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# Revision and Response (anmath-revision)

## When to trigger

- A referee report has arrived (revision requested, or queries to address)
- A referee found a gap, a questionable step, or a missing citation
- You need to revise the manuscript and write a point-by-point reply
- A correction is needed and you must show exactly what changed

> Math reviews are slow and thorough. A report may identify a genuine gap; the right
> response is to **fix the mathematics first**, then explain — never to argue a gap away.

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