This document provides a template for PIERS full papers. It outlines the standard sections, including an abstract, introduction, numbered sections for the body of the paper, conclusion, acknowledgments, and references section. Equations, figures, and tables should be numbered sequentially and have concise captions. The maximum width for figures and tables is 11 cm. References should follow a numerical citation scheme.
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This document provides a template for PIERS full papers. It outlines the standard sections, including an abstract, introduction, numbered sections for the body of the paper, conclusion, acknowledgments, and references section. Equations, figures, and tables should be numbered sequentially and have concise captions. The maximum width for figures and tables is 11 cm. References should follow a numerical citation scheme.
This document provides a template for PIERS full papers. It outlines the standard sections, including an abstract, introduction, numbered sections for the body of the paper, conclusion, acknowledgments, and references section. Equations, figures, and tables should be numbered sequentially and have concise captions. The maximum width for figures and tables is 11 cm. References should follow a numerical citation scheme.
This document provides a template for PIERS full papers. It outlines the standard sections, including an abstract, introduction, numbered sections for the body of the paper, conclusion, acknowledgments, and references section. Equations, figures, and tables should be numbered sequentially and have concise captions. The maximum width for figures and tables is 11 cm. References should follow a numerical citation scheme.
F. M. Lastname 1 , F. M. Lastname 1 , and F. M. Lastname 2 1 Author Aliation, Country 2 Author Aliation, Country Abstract| The abstract should summarize the approach and the article's major contribu-tions, emphasizing the importance and signicance o! the results" The abstract should not contain literature citations, or allusions to the illustrations" #ene all nonstandard symbols and abbre$iations" %se running te&t only and a$oid e'uations" #o not include tables, gures, and !ootnotes" 1. INTRO!"TION The main body o! the article should start (ith an introductor# para$rap%, in (hich presents a brie! re$ie( o! past contributions rele$ant to this article (ith proper cited re!erence to be listed in the re!erence section at the end o! the article" &. SE"TION 1 )'uations, gures, tables and re!erences should !ollo( a se'uential numerical scheme in order to ensure a logical de$elopment o! subject matter" *or e'uations, @B+r; t, r E+r; t, - @t +1, Fi$ures and Tables. /i$e each gure and table a separate concise caption" 0t begins (ith *igure or Table, !ollo(ed by the appropriate Arabic numeral and period" The ma&imum (idth o! gure or table may not e&ceed 11 cm" 2a3e symbols, line thic3ness, and lettering in proper scale in relation to the o$erall gure size" *or best publishing 'uality, (e recommend the )45 !ormat !or gures" 3. OT(ER SE"TIONS ... 6ther 5ections """ 4. "ON"L!SION Conclusion 4aragraph should be here""" A")NO*LE+MENT 0! any, including all !unding in!ormation, should be gathered into a brie! statement in one paragraph at the end" REFEREN"ES 1. 7astname1, *" 2", 8Title o! the journal paper,9 Journal Title Abbreviation, :ol" ;<, =o" 1>, 1>?<@1>1?, 1AB?" 2. 7astname1, *" 2" and *" 2" 7astname2, 8Title o! the journal paper,9 Journal Title Abbrevi- ation, :ol" ;<, =o" 1>, 1>?<@1>1?, 1AB?" 3. 7astname1, *" 2", *" 2" 7astname2 and *" 2" 7astname;, 8Title o! the journal paper,9 Journal Title Abbreviation, :ol" ;<, =o" 1>, 1>?<@1>1?, 1AB?" 4. 7astname, *" 2", Book Title, Ciley-0nterscience, =e( Dor3, 1AB?" 5. 7astname, *" 2", 8Title o! the con!erence paper,9 in Proceedings of International Conference, City, Country, August 2>>;, 1>?<-1>1?" PDF to Wor
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