The basic elements of the paper include title, author's signature, abstract, key words, classification number, introduction, text, conclusion and references. The first part: title, author's signature, abstract, keywords, classification number. Postposition: introduction, text, conclusion, thanks and references. The conclusion is the basic part of the paper. The purpose of writing a paper is to show the conclusion, so the paper can't but write the conclusion, but it can't be the repetition of the text and the topic.
Format and content:
Briefly describe the final results of the experiment and research. Conclusion based on experimental and research results. The prospect of this research work. The conclusion cannot be written as a simple repetition of the summary of each paragraph of the article. If the main points of the results are not clearly given in the paper, you can write them in the most concise and easy-to-understand words in the conclusion part.
Abstract requirements:
With the rapid development of computer technology and Internet, online query, retrieval and download of professional data has become an important means of scientific and technological information retrieval. For all kinds of full-text databases or abstract databases on the Internet, abstract index is an important tool for readers to retrieve documents, which provides convenience for the construction and maintenance of scientific and technological information literature retrieval databases. It is a comprehensive introduction to the paper, so that people can understand the main contents of the paper.
After the paper is published, the abstract can be directly used by abstract magazines or various databases without modification or slight modification, so that readers can know the main contents of the paper as soon as possible to supplement the deficiency of the title, thus avoiding misunderstandings, deficiencies and even mistakes that may occur when others compile the abstract. Therefore, the quality of abstracts directly affects the retrieval rate and citation frequency of papers.