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# LaTeX: formulas, theorems, proofs, slides Compilable LaTeX for mathematically dense text on any subject. Open the references by mode; do not keep everything in your head. ## Step 1. Pick the mode Check **Beamer first**: it has the clearest signals. **Beamer Mode**: the words slides, presentation, beamer, talk, slide deck, a request to prepare a talk from a paper or draft, "title slide" and similar section names. Use `references/preamble.md` (Beamer part) and `references/beamer.md`. **Do not** use the Document Mode preamble or structure. - A finished manuscript or paper exists: move its content onto slides exactly, without distortion. - Only a title or theses: build the full skeleton with `\todo{}` in the empty places. - Never invent theorems, lemmas or numerical results that were not given. **Document Mode**: a theorem / lemma / proposition / corollary / definition (with or without a proof), a multi-step derivation, a convergence analysis, an algorithm with justification, an introduction or literature review, a self-contained report or preprint. Deliver a full `.tex` file. **Snippet Mode**: one formula or system of formulas, an algorithm or pseudocode alone, a results table, a TikZ/pgfplots plot, any fragment to paste into someone else's template. Only the body (no `\documentclass`, no preamble), in the chat as a code block, not a file (unless a file was asked for). Unsure which mode: one question, "the whole document, a fragment, or slides?". ## References by step