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Lecture notes capture the structure and emphasis of a class session. They should show how an instructor introduced an idea, which examples explained it, and what questions remained open, without trying to reproduce every spoken sentence.
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- Keep equations with definitions. A formula without its variables and conditions is hard to study accurately.
- Distinguish questions from answers. An unresolved class discussion should remain unresolved in the notes.
- Record gaps explicitly. Missing examples and unclear phrases are useful follow-up questions.
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