Independent Mathematics Research
Where ChatGPT tells you what your paper says, MathLab tells you what your paper is missing — checked against 48,000+ verified mathematical results.
MathLab finds the gaps humans miss — before a referee does.
Every claim is checked against 48,000+ verified results — 1,721 curated research strands plus the ProofWiki, Stacks, and Trench corpora — live in every round.
A four-role adversarial panel hardens your proof round by round, attacking what survived the last pass. Not a single-pass report.
Your .tex goes in. Per-theorem scoring, Referee Mode, and an exportable dossier come out — ready for the journal, not the conference cycle.
Six things happen to your paper before you ever open a round.
Drop in a .tex or .pdf and MathLab extracts every theorem, lemma, definition, and conjecture — mapping the structural skeleton of your argument before a single round runs.
Every named theorem, author, and result you cite is checked against 48,000+ verified mathematical results, flagging attributions that don't resolve — before a referee catches it.
A four-role adversarial panel — analyst, critic, verifier, synthesizer — hardens your proof round by round, attacking exactly what survived the last pass.
Root theorems, dependency chains, and load-bearing lemmas are surfaced explicitly, so you see exactly what your conclusion actually rests on.
Load your paper directly from .tex — no reformatting, no copy-paste. Export a scored, referee-ready dossier once your proof is hardened.
Every round is saved automatically. Resume exactly where you left off, replay prior rounds, and track how your proof hardened over time.
A full structural analysis report, generated end to end.
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