EFRE manuscript template
A.B. Ivanov1, K. Jones1,2
1Affiliation, City, Country
2Affiliation, City, Country
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Abstract. Each manuscript should be prepared in Times New Roman to cover 3–6 pages in A4 format (210  297 mm) in portrait orientation with margins set to 3.0 cm (top), 3.0 (bottom), 2.0 (left), and 2.0 (right), single line spacing, zero binding (0 cm), and no word wrapping. First, concisely title your manuscript to demonstrate the key point of your study (14 pt, roman, centered, first letter capitalized, paragraph spacing 0 pt before and 9 pt after), indicate its authors (12 pt, italic, centered, all first letters capitalized, paragraph spacing 6 pt before and after) and their affiliation (10 pt, italic, centered, all first letters capitalized or all letters if abbreviated, paragraph spacing 0 pt before and after). Then, present an abstract as a complete text of no more than 200 words to outline the purpose of your work, its outcomes, and conclusions free of table and figure numbers, formulae, and references (10 pt, left indent 25 mm, blank line above and below) for direct inclusion into abstracting services.  
Keywords: template, guideline.
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1. Major sections
For better comprehension, break your main text into sections titled in bold (12 pt, first letter capitalized, first line indent 0.0 cm). The body of your main text should follow EFRE Main Text style (12 pt, roman except for quantity symbols (Upr), first line indent 0.8 cm, spacing 0 pt before and after, justified, no hanging line, no hyphenation). Use standard mathematical functions (cos αi) and chemical elements (Al2O3, BASF), bold italic for vectors (E, H) and roman for Greek letters (Φi)!
Leave one blank line before each section.
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1.1. Subsections
You can also break your major sections into subsections titled in italic (12 pt, first letter capitalized, first line indent 0.8 cm).
Leave one blank line before each subsection.
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1.2. Figures
Each figure and its caption (10 pt, first line indent 0.0 cm) should be centered within a frame (table), as exemplified in Fig. 1. 
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Fig.1. Figure Legends (EFRE Figure Legends style): 10 pt, roman, centered, first line indent 0 pt, 
spacing 6 pt before and after.	
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Leave one blank line below each figure and continue your text. If two figures in a frame are needed, follow the example in Figs. 2–3.
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Fig.2. Figure Legends (EFRE Figure Legends style): 10 pt, roman, centered, first line indent 0 pt, 
spacing 6 pt before and after.	Fig.3. Figure Legends (EFRE Figure Legends style): 10 pt, roman, centered, first line indent 0 pt, 
spacing 6 pt before and after.	
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1.3. Tables
The caption of a table (10 pt) should be placed in its first row. The upper boundary of the first row should be invisible. For table preparation, follow the example below.
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Table 1. Example	
	Font	Spacing	
Section	10 pt, bold for title	Blank line before title
No blank line after title	
Subsection	10 pt, italic for title	Blank line before title
No blank line after title	
Subsubsection	10 pt, italic for title	Full stop after title with no line break after full stop 	
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Leave one blank line above and below each table. 
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1.4. Formulae
Formulae: tab stops 8.5 cm, centered, numbers right aligned 17 cm, first line indent 0 pt, spacing 6 pt before and after:
	,	(1)
with no first line indent below.
Do not place a formula other than specified above! However, if you do need a formula directly in line with your text, use Symbols in MS Word: φ = – 4πρ(z)1/2 is correct, and  is not.
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2. Conclusion 
Summarize your conclusions in a separate section (main text style). Try to formulate them in a fresh way, avoiding any exact repetition of your abstract or intermediate conclusions made. 
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Acknowledgement 
After the Conclusion follows an Acknowledgement with the indication of grant numbers (main text style).
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3. References
Pay attention! Your list of references (12 pt) should include only articles which have DOI. Refer, where possible, to English versions of articles and books so that all readers can get acquainted with them. Online sources, software products (codes), and databases should be provided with appropriate links. For references with links, wrapping to the next line with no justification is acceptable.
For references use IEEE style. It is a commonly used citation style. It is also used in IEEE’s own publications.
Given below are some examples to help prepare your list of references.

[1]	Authors, Paper Title, Abbreviated Journal Title, volume(number), first page or paper number, year; doi:
[2]	L. Zharkova, I. Romanchenko, M. Bolshakov, and V. Rostov, Mitochondrial respiration inhibition after exposure to UWB pulses as a possible mechanism of antitumor action, Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 830, 012010, May 2017, 
doi: 10.1088/1742-6596/830/1/012010
[3]	Authors, Book Title, City: Publishing House, year.
[4]	Y. Korolev and G. Mesyats, Physics of Pulsed Breakdown in Gases. Yekaterinburg: UrB RAS, 1998.
[5]	Authors, Paper Title, Proc. Conf., City, Country, first page or paper number, year; doi: 
[6]	A.A. Grishkov, M.S. Vorobyov, S.Yu. Doroshkevich, and V.A. Shklyaev, Simulation of a wide-aperture electron accelerator based on ion-electron emission in repetitively pulsed mode, 8th International Congress on Energy Fluxes and Radiation Effects, Tomsk, Russia, Nov. 2022, 
doi: 10.56761/efre2022.s1-p-049004
[7]	SIGLO database [online], Retrieved Mar. 20, 2022; www.lxcat.net/SIGLO
[8]	A. Voor, NEC based antenna modeler and optimizer [online], 2018; http://www.gsl.net/4nec2/ 
[9]	ANSYS HFSS 3D Electromagnetic Field Simulator for RF and Wireless Design [online]; https://www.ansys.com/products/electronics/ansys-hfss