A Sample Article

MathNotebook
Set in the ArXivArticle stylesheet.
Abstract.
Every style of the MathNotebook stylesheets appears below, so this page shows what a paper looks like in this template: title block, sectioning, theorem environments numbered per section, displayed equations, and a bibliography.
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Statement

Definition
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A graph is a pair (V, E) with E a set of unordered pairs of distinct elements of V.
Theorem
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The theorem environments share one counter, so this theorem follows the definition above and both reset at the next section.
∑
v∈V
deg(v)=2|E|
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Proof.
Summing degrees counts every edge twice.
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Displayed mathematics

An unnumbered display, for an aside:
χ(G)≤Δ(G)+1
Inline mathematics sits in text at the surrounding size, as in
π
e
=
-1
, and a numbered display is referenced by the live number the palette copies.
A numbered display, aligned as an align environment converts:
∂ω
=0
ω⋀ω
=-ω⋀ω
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Subsections

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A subsection

Subsection and subsubsection headings are numbered within their parent and reset with it.
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A subsubsection

Remark
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Remark, Question, and Observation are set like this one — italic label, upright body.
A citation is the entry's own tag, so it reads exactly as the entry it points at —
[matex]
and
[ollivier]
below — and clicking it moves there.
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References

[matex]
Horvat, MaTeX: LaTeX labels in Mathematica, https://github.com/szhorvat/MaTeX
[ollivier]
Ollivier, Ricci curvature of Markov chains on metric spaces, https://arxiv.org/abs/0810.5625