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Every definition and theorem on the Math Reference pages is one box, colored by kind. A box sits below each definition and theorem it uses, so the ones that use no others are at the top. Hover over a box to see its name, and click it to open its page.
---
title: "Dependency Tree"
format:
html:
# The tree is drawn in the browser, so the page is HTML only,
# as lds's all-notes tree is.
# Only this page loads the script: the chapters/ pages reuse some of
# the same ids, so a per-div graph there would point at the wrong page.
include-after-body:
- text: '<script src="dependency-graph.js" defer></script>'
---
# How to read the tree {.unnumbered}
Every definition and [theorem](proof-writing.qmd#def-theorem) on the Math Reference pages is one box, colored by kind.
A box sits below each definition and theorem it uses,
so the ones that use no others are at the top.
Hover over a box to see its name,
and click it to open its page.
::: {#dependency-graph-site}
:::