Template for IUCr conference abstracts. For more information, please see IUCR's instructions.
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% Template file for the submission of conference abstracts to IUCr journals
% in LaTeX2e using the iucr document class (iucr.cls version 2.0beta 13
% dated 2003/11/24 or later)
% Copyright 2003 International Union of Crystallography
% Version 1.0 (24 December 2003)
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\documentclass[abstract]{iucr} % DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
\begin{document} % DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
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% The introductory (header) part of the abstract
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% The title of the abstract.
\title{Title of abstract}
% Authors' names and addresses. Use \cauthor for the main (contact) author.
% Use \author for all other authors. Use \aff for authors' affiliations.
% Use lower-case letters in square brackets to link authors to their
% affiliations; if there is only one affiliation address, remove the [a].
\cauthor[a]{Forename}{Surname}{email}{address if different from \aff}
\author[b]{Forename}{Surname}
\aff[a]{First affiliation address, \country{UK}}
\aff[b]{Second affiliation address, \country{UK}}
% Keywords. Use the \keyword macro for each word or phrase, e.g.
% \keyword{X-ray diffraction}\keyword{muscle}
\keyword{keyword}
\maketitle % DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
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% The main body of the abstract
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\begin{abstract}
The entire abstract should fit into a single column. The body text of the
abstract should be a single paragraph.
References, figures and tables (if any) should be restricted to those
necessary for the comprehension of the abstract. References should be
indicated by numbers in square brackets, [1], [2] \textit{etc.}, in the
text, and be listed at the end of the abstract. Figures and tables
should be placed at the appropriate point(s) in the text.
\end{abstract}
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% The back matter of the abstract - references
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% References are at the end of the document, between \begin{references}
% and \end{references} tags. Each reference is in a \reference entry.
\begin{references}
\reference{Author, A. \& Author, B. (1984). \emph{Journal} \textbf{Vol},
first page--last page.}
\end{references}
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% TABLES AND FIGURES SHOULD BE INSERTED AT THE APPROPRIATE POINTS IN THE
% TEXT OF THE ABSTRACT
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% Simple tables should use the tabular environment according to this
% model
\begin{table}
\caption{Caption to table (optional).}
\begin{tabular}{llcr} % Alignment for each cell: l=left, c=center, r=right
HEADING & FOR & EACH & COLUMN \\
\hline
entry & entry & entry & entry \\
entry & entry & entry & entry \\
entry & entry & entry & entry \\
\end{tabular}
\end{table}
% Postscript figures can be included with multiple figure blocks
\begin{figure}
\caption{Caption describing figure (optional).}
\includegraphics{fig1}
\end{figure}
\end{document} % DO NOT DELETE THIS LINE
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