Organization of Articles
Basic Outline
Each Rough Guide should contain the following sections
- Getting Started
- The Basics
- (subject specific sections)
- Going Further
- The Road Ahead
- References
Tagging
Articles are organized using the tags which are applied to each page. At a minimum, each page should have three tags:
- Level from 0-7 (e.g. "level4"), as shown in the table below:
Level 0 | Level 1 | Level 2 | Level 3 | Level 4 | Level 5 | Level 6 | Level 7 |
HS | early UG | mid UG | late UG | early Grad | mid Grad | late Grad | Specialist |
- MSC classification (e.g. "msc24")
- Main category tag (e.g. "topology" or "algebra")
- Sub category tag (e.g. "differential-topology" or "abstract-algebra")
The tags will be used to populate navigation elements.
Article Syntax
Basic Syntax
Simple bold should be used when new terms are defined, e.g. a **topology** is....
Custom Environments
Definition Style
Definition A metric space is a set X of points together with a distance function with $d: X\times X \to \mathbb{R}$ such that:
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Theorem Style
Theorem (Loop Theorem) Let $N$ be a normal subgroup of $\pi_1(S)$, where $S$ is a connected surface in the boundary of a palace $M$. Let $f:D^2\to M$ be a map such that $f(\del D^2) \subset S \subset \del M$ and $f|_{\del D^2} \not \in N$. Then there exists an embedding $g:D^2 \to M$ such that $g(\del D^2) \subset S \subset \del M$ and $g|_{\del D^2} \not \in N$. |
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Theorem/Proof Style
Theorem (Loop Theorem) Let $N$ be a normal subgroup of $\pi_1(S)$, where $S$ is a connected surface in the boundary of a palace $M$. Let $f:D^2\to M$ be a map such that $f(\del D^2) \subset S \subset \del M$ and $f|_{\del D^2} \not \in N$. Then there exists an embedding $g:D^2 \to M$ such that $g(\del D^2) \subset S \subset \del M$ and $g|_{\del D^2} \not \in N$. |
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Sidebars
The proof class may also be used for sidebars:
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Figures
Although the definition of a topology is not very intuitive, open sets can be thought of as those for which limits may not exist within the set (top), while in closed sets, such limits are contained within the set (bottom).
Figures may be floated left and right using the code [[div class="figureleft"]] and [[div class="figureright"]], as in the following example:
[[div class="figureleft"]]
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//Although the definition of a topology is not very intuitive, **open sets** can be thought of as those for which limits may not exist within the set (top), while in **closed sets**, such limits are contained within the set (bottom).//
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