The writing is regarded as the core of the paper, and there is little difference between the summary of the American Games and the summary of the Chinese Games, because they are both concise summaries of a paper, but the summary of the Chinese Games often introduces the background of the problem in the first sentence, while the summary of the American Games is more direct.

At the beginning of the summary, USA said, "In view of the * * * problem, we propose the * * * model" or "We propose the * * model to solve the * * * problem". Looking at the abstract writing style of the grand prize paper, it can be summarized as "syllogism", but its abstract is not only three paragraphs, but consists of three parts (total-sub-total).

Typesetting mainly includes the following aspects: the overall structure of the paper (table of contents, title), formulas, charts and appendices.

In the process of referring to the overall structure of the grand prize paper, you may have some feelings, basically just a few big things. What I want to emphasize here is the contents and titles. American competition papers don't require a table of contents, but I want to tell you that it's best to make a table of contents, because the judges can see the structure of your papers very clearly through the table of contents, which saves them a lot of things.

When the judges marked the papers many times, they became impatient. When they see a paper without a table of contents, they should feel uncomfortable because they have to browse your text without a table of contents, which may not be too cool. Besides, if all the papers in the judges' hands have catalogues, but not your own, they will definitely feel something is missing.

Papers must be submitted in the form of Adobe PDF electronic files and printed in English, with at least 12 readable font. Papers should not exceed 25 pages.