Template guide: how research articles render

Abstract

This draft demonstrates every element the article template supports: headings, tables, code, mathematics, quotes, links, and references. It is explicitly not a research result.

This page is a template demonstration. It shows how research articles render on this site. Nothing here is a research claim.

Introduction

Research articles on this site are written in MDX with validated frontmatter. The body supports the full academic toolkit, as shown in the sections below.

Background

Tables render with the site type scale in both themes:

Stage	Input	Output
Research	Question	Sources
Plan	Sources	Proposal
Verify	Proposal	Report

Research question

Template guides ask no research question. Real entries state one plainly in this section.

Methodology

Code renders in fenced blocks with the site theme:

def evidence_chain(question: str) -> list[str]:
    return ["research", "plan", "review", "verify"]

Inline references look like src/lib/content.ts, and links work as usual.

Main discussion

Mathematical notation renders with KaTeX, inline like $E = mc^2$ and in display blocks:

\sum_{i=1}^{n} i = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}

Limitations

This template demonstrates structure only. It contains no findings, no data, and no conclusions about any subject.

Conclusion

Add a real entry by creating a new .mdx file under src/content/research/ with complete, honest frontmatter.

References

Template reference one — illustrative only.
Template reference two — illustrative only.

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