APL-AIP期刊模板-2015.docx

APL-AIP期刊模板-2015.docx

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SamplemanuscriptforAppliedPhysicsLetters

A.Author,1,2,a）B.Author,2,b,c）andC.Author3,c）

1Department,University,City,Postalcode,Country

2CorporationorLaboratory,Streetaddress,Postalcode,City,Country

33Department,University,City,State（spelloutfullname）,Zipcode,USA

Thisisanabstract.Itgivesthereaderanoverviewofthemanuscript.Abstractsarerequiredforallmanuscripts.TheAbstractshouldbeself-contained（containnofootnotesorcitationstoreferences）.Itshouldbeadequateasanindex（givingallsubjects,majorandminor,aboutwhichnewinformationisgiven）,andasasummary（givingtheconclusionsandallresultsofgeneralinterestinthearticle）.Itshouldbeapproximately250words.Theabstractshouldbewrittenasoneparagraphandshouldnotcontaindisplayedmathematicalequationsortabularmaterial.InthissamplearticleweprovideinstructionsonhowtoprepareandsubmityourpapertoAppliedPhysicLetters,ajournalpublishedbyAIPPublishingLLC.TheAIPPublishingstaffappreciatesyourefforttofollowourstylewhenpreparingyourmanuscript.

NB:

Contrarytothestructureofthissample,headingsarenotpermittedinAPL.Theyareusedinthissampletoassistthereaderinlocatinginformation.

THEMANUSCRIPT

Pleaseusethis“samplemanuscript”asaguideforpreparingyourarticle.ThiswillensurethatyoursubmissionwillbeintherequiredformatforPeerReview.Pleasereadallofthefollowingmanuscriptpreparationinstructionscarefullyandintheirentirety.ThemanuscriptmustbeingoodscientificAmericanEnglish;thisistheauthor'sresponsibility.Allfileswillbesubmittedthroughouronlineelectronicsubmissionsystemathttp:

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Manuscriptpreparation

ArticlescanbepreparedaseitheraMicrosoftWord.doc/.docxfileoraREVTeX/LaTeXfile.Theentiremanuscript,shouldbesetupfor21.6×28cm（8-1/2×11in.orA4）pageswith2.54cm（1in.）marginsallthewayaround.Thefontand

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Note:

Thisisanexampleofafootnotetothetitleifthepaperwaspartofaconference:

Contributedpaper,publishedaspartoftheProceedingsofthe17thInternationalConferenceonPhysics,Anytown,State,May2010.

a）Thisisanexampleofafootnotetoanauthor’sname:

Authortowhomcorrespondenceshouldbeaddressed.Electronicmail:

author@somewhere.org.

b）ThisresearchwasperformedwhileB.AuthorwasatAnywhereNationalLaboratory,City,State,Postalcode,Country.

c）B.AuthorandC.Authorcontributedequallytothiswork.

thepointsizewillberesetaccordingtothejournal’sspecs,butauthorsmostcommonlyusetheTimesRomanfontandpointsize12.Themanuscriptbeginswithatitle,namesofallauthorsandtheiraffiliations,andanabstract,followedbythebodyofthepaper,tablesandfigures,ifany,included,andthereferencesection.Consecutivelynumberalltables（I,II,III,etc.）andfigures（1,2,3,etc.）,includingthoseinanAppendix.Figures,withfigurecaptions,maybeembeddedwithinthemanuscripttoassistthereviewers.Numberallpagesconsecutively,beginningwith1.

Manuscriptsubmission

Allfileswillbesubmittedthroughtheonlinesystem:

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acoverletter（indicatingthetitle,authors,andcontactinformation）,acompletearticlefile,andseparatefigurefiles（seeSec.IX―FIGURES）.Whenuploadingarevisedmanuscript,alsoincludearesponse/rebuttalletter（indicatingthechangesmadetoaddresstheEditor’sandReviewers’comments）.

MANUSCRIPTLENGTH

Manuscriptsshouldnotexceed3500words.

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AuthorsareadvisedtousetheREVTeX4.1file.Ifthedouble-columnversionofthemanuscriptobtainedusingthe"reprint"optionfitsonfourpages,thelengthisacceptable.

Wordusers

Pleasenotethattheabstract,title,authorlist,references,andacknowledgmentsareallexcludedfromthe3500-wordlimit.Figures,tables,andequations,however,areincludedandmustbeaccountedforbycalculatingawordcountequivalenttothespacetheyoccupy.

Highlightthemanuscripttext,excludingabstract,authorlist,acknowledgementsandreferences,andnotethewordcountatthebottomofthescreen.Addtothattheword-count-equivalentsforfigures,tablesandequationsasfollows:

·Figures:

200wordsforanaveragefigure.

·Tables:

13wordsperline,plus26words.

·Equations:

13wordsperline.

Ifthetotalnumberofwords（text+figures+tables+equations）is3500orless,thelengthisacceptable.

TITLE

Thetitleofapapershouldbeasconciseaspossiblebutinformativeenoughtofacilitateinformationretrieval.Acronymsarenotallowedinthetitle;theymustbespelledout（exceptiontothisruleisDNA）.Chemicalcompoundsareallowedinthetitle.

AUTHORS’NAMESANDADDRESSES

Authors’namesshouldpreferablybewritteninastandardformforallpublicationstofacilitateindexingandtoavoidambiguities.Includethenamesandpostaladdressesofallinstitutions,followedbycity,state,zipcode,andUSAifintheUnitedStatesorbypostalcode,city,andcountryifnotintheU.S.Pleaseprovidethecompleteaddressforeachauthor.Seethebylineofthissamplearticleforexamples.

AuthorswithChinese,Japanese,orKoreannamesmaychoosetohavetheirnamespublishedintheirownlanguagealongsidetheEnglishversionsoftheirnamesintheauthorlistoftheirpublications.ForChinese,authorsmayuseeitherSimplifiedorTraditionalcharacters.Chinese,Japanese,orKoreancharactersmustbeincludedwithintheauthorlistofthemanuscriptwhensubmittingorresubmitting.ThemanuscriptmustbepreparedusingMicrosoftWordorusingtheCJKLaTeXpackage.Specificguidelinesaregivenhere.

FOOTNOTES

FootnotesaregenerallyunacceptableinAppliedPhysicsLetters,withtheexceptionoffootnotestothetitleandtheauthor’snames.FootnotestothetitleshouldbesetasaNoteabovethebylinefootnotes.Allotherfootnotesshouldbeconvertedtotextorshouldbeincludedinthereferencesection.Usea）,b）,c）,etc.,forfootnotestoauthors.Thefollowinglistshowssomeexamples:

Note:

Contributedpaper,publishedaspartoftheProceedingsofthe17thInternationalConferenceonPhysics,Anytown,State,January2011.

a）A.AuthorandB.Authorcontributedequallytothiswork.

b）ThisresearchwasperformedwhileC.AuthorwasatAnywhereNationalLaboratory,City,State,Postalcode,Country.

c）Thisisanexampleofafootnotetoanauthor’sname:

Authortowhomcorrespondenceshouldbeaddressed.Electronicmail:

author@somewhere.org.

HEADINGS

HeadingsarenotpermittedinAppliedPhysicsLetters.

EQUATIONS

Equationsneedtobeeditablesowerecommendthatyoucreatethemwiththebuilt-inMicrosoft®EquationEditorincludedwithyourversionofWord.IfyouwishtouseMathtype,checkforcompatibilityat

oUsersoftheWindowsversionofWord:

Pleaseembedallfonts.

oUsersofMacintoshWord:

PleasesaveallfilesinDOCXformat,astheuseofDOCisnotsupported.Additionally,becausefontembeddingisnotpossible,MacWordusersshouldlimittheirfontselectiontothoseavailablefromthebasicinstallation.

Equationsshouldbepunctuatedandalignedtobringouttheirstructureandshouldbenumberedontheright.Mathematicaloperationsignsindicatingcontinuityoftheexpressionshouldbeplacedattheleftofthesecondandsucceedinglines.Use（×）ratherthanacentereddot,exceptforscalarproductsofvectors.Asolidus（/）insteadofbuilt-upfractionsispreferredinrunningtextandindisplaywhereverclaritywouldnotbejeopardized.Use“exp”forcomplicatedexponents.Someexamplesfollow:

（1）

（2）

（3）

. （4）

Equationnumbering

Equationsarenumberedconsecutivelythroughtheentirepaperassimply

（1）,

（2）,（3）....Inappendixes,thenumberingstartsoveras（A1）,（A2）,（A3）.Ifthereismorethanoneappendix,use（A1）,（A2）,etc.forequationsinAppendixA;（B1）,（B2）,etc.,forequationsinAppendixB.

Whenanumberedequationhasmorethanonepartandthat（those）part（s）consecutivelyfollow,thentheyareindicatedasfollows:

（21）

（22a）

（22b）

（22c）

If,however,theydonotfollowconsecutively,primesareused:

（21）

（22a）

（22b）

（21'）

（21''）

ACRONYMSANDNOTATION

Acronyms,exceptforthemostcommon（suchas2D,rms,orac）mustbespelledoutwhentheyfirstappearbothintheabstractandagaininthetext.Spelloutmachinenames,exceptforthosenotconsideredacronyms（suchasITERorDIII-D）.Trytoavoidtheexcessiveuseofacronymsorspecializedjargon.

Notationmustbelegible,clear,compact,andconsistentwithstandardusage.Choosecommonlyusedsymbolsfromyourdiscipline.Allunusualsymbolswhoseidentitymaynotbeobviousmustbeidentifiedthefirsttimetheyappear,andatallsubsequenttimeswhenconfusionmightarise.Superscriptsarenormallysetdirectlyoversubscripts;authorsshouldnotewherereadabilityorthemeaningrequiresaspecialorder.

FIGURES

Citefiguresintextinnumericalorderofpublication-readyillustrations.Itisvitalthatyouprepareyourillustrationssothattheyarelegiblewhenreduced.Figures1–6showexamplesofvarioustypesofproduction-readyillustrations:

color,lineart,halft