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I analyse differences in style between traditional prose mathematics writing
and computer-formalised mathematics writing, presenting five case studies. I
note two aspects where good style seems to differ between the two: in their
incorporation of computation and of abstraction. I argue that this reflects a
different mathematical aesthetic for formalised mathematics.