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| * <math>\log</math> with no subscript is base e. | | * <math>\log</math> with no subscript is base e. |
| * Avoid <math>\mathbb{N}.</math> Use <math>\mathbb{Z}_{>0}</math> or <math>\mathbb{Z}_{\ge 0}</math> depending on which is meant. | | * Avoid <math>\mathbb{N}.</math> Use <math>\mathbb{Z}_{>0}</math> or <math>\mathbb{Z}_{\ge 0}</math> depending on which is meant. |
| == Other guidelines ==
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| === Theory versus Math ===
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| An article about a music theory framework merits a ''guarded page''. Guarded pages should stay maximally true to the theory's ontology and terminology. This is because music theory by nature includes the value judgments of the theorist.
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| In contrast, mathematical constructions, even if originally developed in close association with that theory, may be described in a more idiosyncratic style (if necessarily, a more conventionally mathematical one), with the proviso that it must be (accessibly!) transparent as to what the construction is guaranteed to satisfy and what it is not.
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| With the theorist's permission, an associated concept may have a non-guarded page, but any sections explaining the significance to that theory itself should be guarded.
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| Example: [[aberrismic theory]] is a guarded page since it's a Theory page, while [[MOS substitution]] is not, since it's a Math page. What about [[blackdye]]?
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| [[Category:Math]] | | [[Category:Math]] |