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If not official, then unofficial, but widely accepted? If yes, are there some separate style guides for physics and computer science texts?
This discussion focuses on the existence and importance of style guides for physics and computer science texts, emphasizing that while many journals have their own specific guidelines, there is no universally accepted style guide. The Chicago Manual of Style is suggested as a potential resource for clarity in writing. The conversation also highlights the issue of readability in academic papers, noting that some authors attempt to mimic outdated styles, leading to confusion. Finally, it points out the limited editorial resources available in many journals today, which affects the quality of editorial oversight.
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