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APL期刊模板

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:

//apl.peerx-press.org。

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：

http：

//apl.peerx-press。

org/。

Eachversionofthemanuscript（theoriginalandsubsequentrevisions）shouldbesubmittedwithitsowncompletesetoffiles：

acoverletter（indicatingthetitle,authors,andcontactinformation），acompletearticlefile,andseparatefigurefiles（seeSec。

IX―FIGURES）。

Whenuploadingarevisedmanuscript，alsoincludearesponse/rebuttalletter（indicatingthechangesmadetoaddresstheEditor’sandReviewers’comments）。

MANUSCRIPTLENGTH

Manuscriptsshouldnotexceed3500words。

TeXusers

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，checkforcompatibilityathttp：

//

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,halftone，andcombination（lineartandhalftone）.TableIgives（a）generalguidelinesforpreparingyourillustrationsand（b）guidelinesforthepreparationofelectronicfiles。

FIG.1。

Thisfigurewillappearincolorinpri