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This section should be used to list all relevant work. More information on referencing. However, check the peer review model for the journal you are submitting to. You should include non-identifiable information e. If you need more information or guidance about any of the above then please contact the journal to which you are submitting. Carefully chosen and well-prepared figures, such as diagrams and photographs, can greatly enhance your article.
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Authors interested in using this functionality need to create and supply the interactive model and an HTML file that presents the model, along with all. JS and. As the journal is published by IOP Science, you should use this template. In addition to what Tanvir said, if you're using Overleaf based on your tag we do have that same. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google.
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