Needless to say, the title sets the whole direction of the article:
Part is the summary of the whole article, which is the essence of an article. It must be written concisely and comprehensively.
Then there is the introduction, and the general introduction is the problem. It is not difficult to solve the problem, but it is difficult to find it. Finding problems is the starting point of a paper. This question needs to have some value. Only by solving this problem can we create literary value, social value and commercial value.
The fourth part is the text, and the paper needs to review the relevant literature and contact the predecessors on how to treat this issue or similar issues. The paper needs to be different from the previous literature, solve the unsolved problems in the previous literature, or it may be a solution to the same problem in different situations.
Then, we should make assumptions, that is, put forward solutions, and such strategies should be evidence-based, not imaginary. At this point, some methods are needed to verify this strategy, which can be quantitative or qualitative. We can build a model, draw conclusions by mathematical methods, or obtain data and verify the strategy after sorting out and analyzing.
In short, there must be methods, scientific basis and sufficient persuasion to solve the problem. In the whole process, most papers will have higher requirements for mathematics when sorting out data.