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1. Section title
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(1.1) e
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you may refer to (1.1) in the subsequent text. We strongly encourage the usage of
this dynamic system of referencing instead of a statical one, for example to (1.1).
If you do not refer to an equation, then you may write it as
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e
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a distinctive tag to an equation, you may do so in the following manner:
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References
1. A. U. Thor, (not Thor, A.U.!) Title of paper, J. Math. 99 (2008), 111222.
2. A. U. Thor, Title of paper, in: E. Ditor (ed.), Title of Book, Publisher, City, Year, 888999.
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