Proof by intimidation is a concept that ought to be familiar to anyone whose nose spent much time buried in math-heavy textbooks. A particular sub-class of this argument is the following type of footnote: No confusion should arise from the double of N and n in |N) = |n)|ν)|γ)

Of course this actually isn't too confusing. What's more confusing is when you've got a load of 's and ~s differentiating quantities.