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Table and Figure Formats (Heading C)

   Below is an example Table I. Following that is an example Fig. 1.

TABLE I. Table Name
Column Header Column Header
Row name x
Row name x

Fig. 1. ANS logo, not to be reproduced in your summary.

RESULTS (HEADING A)

List the research results, and discuss the significance.

APPENDIX A: PRELIMINARY TESTING ALGORITHM

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#include “stdafx.h”

include a

APPENDIX B: FORMATS

2 + 2 = 4   (B.1)

Fig. B.1. ANS logo, not to be reproduced in your summary.

TABLE B.I. Table Name

NOMENCLATURE

C = constant
D = diameter
β = beta
Δ = delta

ENDNOTES

aThis presentation is not complete.

REFERENCES

1. J. GLEASON, “Format for a Report,” ANS-2008, American Nuclear Society (2008).
2. R. KRAMDEN, Format for a Book, p. 25, A. KRAMDEN, Ed., American Nuclear Society, La Grange Park, Illinois (2008).
3. R. VAN GLEASON III, “Format for a Journal or Transactions Summary,” Trans. Am. Nucl. Soc., 98, 1200 (2008).
4. A. CARNEY, “Format for a Proceedings Paper,” Proc. PHYSOR 2000, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, May 7–12, 2000, American Nuclear Society (2000) (CD-ROM).