TITLE IN CAPITAL LETTERS

A. Firstauthor, B. Secondauthor and C. Thirdauthor
Department, University
Address, Country
email@address1, email@address2, email@address3
Please underline the name of the co-author who will present the paper at the conference 

ABSTRACT:  This set of instructions follows the format required for the PhotoMechanics 2015 abstracts. 
1.	INTRODUCTION
The paper must be submitted in RTF or LATEX format. Moreover a PDF format is also required to check the paper formatting. These two files must be uploaded in the PhotoMechanics 2015 web site (Author center: http://www.photomechanics2015.nl/content/call ) by November 26st 2014. These electronic files will be used in the review process and in the book of abstracts
2.	GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
2.1	Abstract Format
This page is formatted in an A4 Standard size. The recommendations for the margins are the following: left margin = 20 mm, right margin = 20 mm, top margin = 15 mm, and bottom margin = 15 mm.
2.2	Abstract Length
Abstracts including all figures and tables must not exceed 4 pages.
3.	WORD PROCESSING
3.1	Font Type and Size
All text must be 9 point Arial font. The title, the authors and the addresses must be 10 point Arial font
3.2	Language
Papers must be written in English.
3.3	Text Format
All text should be single-spaced. The text should be fully right and left justified. Main Headings and Subheadings in this sample document are already formatted to provide the required spacing.

Use two separation lines with the following:
•	Immediately after Authors’ names and addresses

Use one separation line with the following:
•	Immediately after paper title
•	Immediately before and after equations
•	Immediately before and after Tables
•	Immediately before and after Figures
•	Between Paragraphs

3.4	Equations
Place equations and formulae centred in separate lines. Number Equations consecutively with the equation number placed flush to the right margin in parenthesis. Example of equation:

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4.	Figures AND TABLES
The number of tables and figures should be limited. Figures and Tables should be referred to in text as figures using Arabic numerals e.g. Fig. 1, Table 1 etc, in order of appearance. Captions should be bold and centred immediately below illustrations and tables. Example of caption:

Figure 1- Caption
5.	REFERENCES
References should be cited in the order in which they appear in the text and indicated with a number in square brackets in the text at the relevant point e.g. [1].
 
The following are examples of style:

1. Dulieu-Barton, J.M. and Quinn, S. (1988) Thermoelastic stress analysis of oblique holes in flat plates. Int. J. of Mech. Sci. 41, 557-546
2. Broberg, K.B. (1999) Cracks and Fracture. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge
3. Lesniak, J.R. and Boyce, B.R. (1994) A high speed differential thermography camera. Proc. SEM Spring Conf. on Exp. Mechanics, Baltimore, 491-497