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1.Introduction

Theseguidelines,writteninthestyleofasubmissiontoMaterialScienceandEngineering:

Conf.Ser.,showthebestlayoutforyourpaperusingMicrosoftWord.Ifyoudon’twishtousetheWordtemplateprovided,pleaseusethefollowingpagesetupmeasurements.

Table1.

Margin

A4ONLY–DONOTUSEUSLETTER

Top

4.0cm

Bottom

2.7cm

Left

2.5cm

Right

Gutter

0cm

Header

Footer

Itisvitalthatyoudonotaddanyheaders,footersorpagenumberstoyourpaper;

thesewillbeaddedduringtheproductionprocessatIOPPublishing（thisiswhytheHeaderandFootermarginsaresetto0cmintable1）.

2.FormattingtheTitle,AuthorsandAffiliations

Pleasefollowtheseinstructionsascarefullyaspossiblesoallarticleswithinaconferencehavethesamestyletothetitlepage.Thisparagraphfollowsasectiontitlesoitshouldnotbeindented.

2.1.FormattingtheTitle

Thetitleisset17pointTimesBold,flushleft,unjustified.Thefirstletterofthetitleshouldbecapitalizedwiththerestinlowercase.Itshouldnotbeindented.Leave28mmofspaceabovethetitleand10mmafterthetitle.

2.2.FormattingAuthorNames

Thelistofauthorsshouldbeindented25mmtomatchtheabstract.Thestyleforthenamesisinitialsthensurname,withacommaafterallbutthelasttwonames,whichareseparatedby‘and’.Initialsshouldnothavefullstops—forexampleAJSmithandnotA.J.Smith.Firstnamesinfullmaybeusedifdesired.Ifanauthorhasadditionalinformationtoappearasafootnote,suchasapermanentaddressortoindicatethattheyarethecorrespondingauthor,thefootnoteshouldbeenteredafterthesurname.

2.3.FormattingAuthorAffiliations

Pleaseensurethataffiliationsareasfullandcompleteaspossibleandincludethecountry.Theaddressesoftheauthors’affiliationsfollowthelistofauthorsandshouldalsobeindented25mmtomatchtheabstract.Iftheauthorsareatdifferentaddresses,numberedsuperscriptsshouldbeusedaftereachsurnametoreferenceanauthortohis/heraddress.ThenumberedsuperscriptsshouldnotbeinsertedusingWord’sfootnotecommandbecausethiswillplacethereferenceinthewrongplace—atthebottomofthepage（orendofthedocument）ratherthannexttotheaddress.Ensurethatanynumberedsuperscriptsusedtolinkauthornamesandaddressesstartat1andcontinueontothenumberofaffiliations.Donotaddanyfootnotesuntilalltheauthornamesarelinkedtotheaddresses.Forexample,toformat

JMucklow1,3,JEThomas1,4andAJCox2,5

wheretherearethreeaddresses,youshouldinsertnumberedsuperscripts1,2and3tolinksurnamestoaddressesandtheninsertfootnotes4and5.Notethatthefirstfootnoteinthemaintextwillnowbenumber 

6.

Anexample.Inthisexamplewecanseethattherearefootnotesaftereachauthornameandonly5addresses;

the6thfootnotemightsay,forexample,‘Authortowhomanycorrespondenceshouldbeaddressed.’Inaddition,acknowledgmentofgrantsorfunding,temporaryaddressesetcmightalsobeindicatedbyfootnotes.

Figure1.

3.FormattingtheText

Thetextofyourpapershouldbeformattedasfollows:

∙11pointTimesorTimesNewRoman.

∙Thetextshouldbesettosinglelinespacing.

∙Paragraphsshouldbejustified.

∙Thefirstparagraphafterasectionorsubsectionheadingshouldnotbeindented;

subsequentparagraphsshouldbeindentedby5mm.

4.Sections,SubsectionsandSubsubsections

Theuseofsectionstodividethetextofthepaperisoptionalandleftasadecisionfortheauthor.Wheretheauthorwishestodividethepaperintosectionstheformattingshownintable2shouldbeused.

4.1.StyleandSpacing

Table2.Formattingsections,subsectionsandsubsubsections.

Font

Spacing

Section

11pointTimesbold

1linespacebeforeasection

Noadditionalspaceafterasectionheading

Subsection

11pointTimesItalic

1linespacebeforeasubsection

Nospaceafterasubsubsectionheading

Subsubsection

Subsubsectionsshouldendwithafullstop（period）andrunintothetextoftheparagraph

4.2.Numbering

Sectionsshouldbenumberedwithadotfollowingthenumberandthenseparatedbyasinglespace:

∙sectionsshouldbenumbered1,2,3,etc

∙subsectionsshouldbenumbered2.1,2.2,2.3,etc

∙subsubsectionsshouldbenumbered2.3.1,2.3.2,etc

5.Footnotes

Footnotesshouldbeavoidedwheneverpossible.Ifrequiredtheyshouldbeusedonlyforbriefnotesthatdonotfitconvenientlyintothetext.

6.Figures

Eachfigureshouldhaveabriefcaptiondescribingitand,ifnecessary,akeytointerpretthevariouslinesandsymbolsonthefigure.

6.1.SpaceConsiderations

Authorsshouldtrytomakeeconomicaluseofthespaceonthepage;

forexample:

∙avoidexcessivelylargewhitespacebordersaroundyourgraphics;

∙trytodesignillustrationsthatmakegooduseoftheavailablespace—avoidunnecessarilylargeamountsofwhitespacewithinthegraphic;

6.2.TextinFigures

Whereverpossibletrytoensurethatthesizeofthetextinyourfigures（apartfromsuperscripts/subscripts）isapproximatelythesamesizeasthemaintext（11points）.

6.3.LineThickness

Ingeneral,trytoavoidextremelyfinelines（oftencalled‘hairline’thickness）becausesuchlinesoftendonotreproducewellwhenprintedout—yourdiagramsmaylosevitalinformationwhendownloadedandprintedbyotherresearchers.Trytoensurethatlinesarenothinnerthan0.25pt.Notethatsomeillustrationsmayreducelinethicknesswhenthegraphicisimportedandreducedinsize（scaleddown）insideMicrosoftWord.

6.4.ColourIllustrations

YouarefreetousecolourillustrationsfortheonlineversionofJournalofPhysics:

ConferenceSeriesbutanyprintversionwillonlybeprintedinblackandwhiteunlessspecialarrangementshavebeenmadewithyourconferenceorganizerforcolourprinting.Pleasecheckwiththeconferenceorganizerwhetherornotthisisthecase.Ifanyprintversionwillbeblackandwhiteonly,youshouldcheckyourfigurecaptionscarefullyandremoveanyreferencetocolourintheillustrationandtext.Inaddition,somecolourfigureswilldegradeorsufferlossofinformationwhenconvertedtoblackandwhiteandthisshouldbetakenintoaccountwhenpreparingthem.

6.5.PositioningFigures

Individualfiguresshouldnormallybecentredbutplacetwofiguresside-by-sideiftheywillfitcomfortablylikethisasitsavesspace.Placethefigureascloseaspossibleafterthepointwhereitisfirstreferencedinthetext.Iftherearealargenumberoffiguresitmightbenecessarytoplacesomebeforetheirtextcitation.Figuresshouldneverappearwithinorafterthereferencelist.

6.6.FigureCaptions/NUMBERING

Captionsshouldbebelowthefigureandseparatedfromitbyadistanceof6points—althoughtosavespaceitisacceptabletoputthecaptionnexttothefigure.Figuresshouldbenumberedsequentiallythroughthetext—‘Figure1’,‘Figure2’andsoforthandshouldbereferencedinthetextas‘figure1’,‘figure2’,…andnot‘fig.1’,‘fig.2’,….

Forcaptionsnotplacedatthesideofthefigure,captionsshouldbesettothewidthofthefigureforwiderfigures,centredacrossthewidthofthefigure,or,fornarrowfigureswithwidecaptions,slightlyextendedbeyondthewidthofthefigure.Thecaptionshouldfinishwithafullstop（period）.

6.6.1.Examples.Thefollowingexamplesshowhowtoformatanumberofdifferentfigure/captioncombinations.Notethatthetablebordersareshownasbrokenlinesforguidanceonly.

Figure3.Figurewithshortcaption（captioncentred）.

Figure4.Thisisafigurewithacaptionthatiswiderthantheactualgraphic.Tosavespaceyoucanputthecaptiontotherightofthefigurebyplacingthegraphicandjustifiedcaptioninatablewithonerowandtwocolumns.

Figure5.Inthiscasesimplyjustifythecaptionsothatitisasthesamewidthasthegraphic.

Figure6.Thesetwofigureshavebeenplacedside-by-sidetosavespace.Justifythecaption.

Figure7.Thesetwofigureshavebeenplacedside-by-sidetosavespace.Justifythecaption.

6.7.FiguresinParts

Ifafigurehaspartstheseshouldbelabelledas（a）,（b）,（c）etcontheactualfigure.Partsshouldnothaveseparatecaptions.

7.Tables

Notethatasageneralprinciple,forlargetablesfontsizescanbereducedtomakethetablefitonapageorfittothewidthofthetext.

7.1.PositioningTable