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anmath-supplementary
Use when deciding what belongs in appendices versus the main text of a pure-mathematics manuscript for Annals of Mathematics — technical/auxiliary results, long computations, and machine-assisted computation. Math journals generally have no science-style "supplemental material"; everything essential stays in the main text.
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# Appendices and Auxiliary Results (anmath-supplementary)
## When to trigger
- A long, self-contained computation interrupts the main line of argument
- You have auxiliary lemmas that are needed but not conceptually central
- The proof depends on a machine computation that must be documented
- You are tempted to "move detail to supplement" the way science papers do — pause first
> Important: pure-mathematics journals generally **do not** have a science-style
> "supplemental material" section. Everything **essential** to the proof stays in the main
> text and must be fully present and verifiable there. Appendices hold material that is
> necessary but would break the flow if kept inline.
