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What is mathematical discourse?
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Mathematical discourse is the written and spoken language used by mathematicians and students of mathematics for communicating about mathematics. This is "communication" in a broad sense, including not only communication of definitions and proofs but also communication about approaches to problem solving, typical errors, and attitudes and behaviors connected with doing mathematics.
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