投稿

作者指南

General Format 

Paper format: standard A4 size (21 cm x 29.7 cm); All margins should be 2.5 cm;

Text font and size: Angsana New 14 point, single line space; alignment: Justified. Each page and line of the manuscript should be numbered.

Organization Manuscript

The content should include following major sections: ‘Abstract’, ‘Introduction’, ‘Experimental’, ‘Results and Discussion’, ‘Conclusions’ and ‘Acknowledgements’ (if any). References, tables and figures are to be provided separately after the text.

1. An abstract for a paper / review article is to be provided at the beginning which should be brief indicating scope of the work and principal findings. It should not normally exceed 200 words, and should be followed by 4 to 5 keywords.

2. Introduction, including a review of the literature, should not exceed what is necessary to indicate the reason for taking up the work and the essential background.

3. Description of techniques and equipment should generally be included in short in the Experimental section of the paper.

4. If possible, Results and Discussion may not be intermingled; the discussion should be restricted to logical interpretation as a basis for conclusions supported by the results. Information density must be high, and verbose and roundabout expressions should be avoided.

5. References: The author is responsible for accuracy. Literature references should be in separate sheets at the end of the paper in the order in which they appear and are numbered in the text. The reference numbers should be cited in square brackets [ ] in the text.

Each reference should give the following information in the sequence set out below:

(i)   Papers:

      [1] V. S. Araujo, F. A. B Coutinho and J. F. Perez, “Operator domains of self-adjoint operators”, American Journal of Physics, 72, 203-213 (2004).

(ii)  Conference Proceedings:

      [1] N. Urban, A. Kühl, M. Glauche and J. Franke, “Additive manufacturing of neodymium-iron-boron permanent magnets,” Proceedings of 2018 8th International Electric Drives Production Conference (EDPC), Schweinfurt, Germany, 2018, 1-5.

(iii) Books:

      [1] W. Rudin, “Real and complex analysis”, 2nd edition, McGraw-Hill (1987).

      [2] A. Alpher and R. Herman, “Genesis of the Big Bang”, Oxford University Press (2001).

(iv) Website references are also acceptable.

      [1] B. Douglas, “This Japanese experiment shows how easily coronavirus can spread – and what you can do about it”, from https://europeansting.com/2020/04/15/this-japanese-experiment-shows-how-easily-coronavirus-can-spread-and-what-you-can-do-about-it/. Access on April 14th, 2020.