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 {\Large\bf My work on few bodies\footnote{You may acknowledge your sponsoring agency like this.}}	\\[6mm]

 A.~One$^1$, \underline{B.~Myself}$^2$, T.~Others$^3$ (...)	\\[6mm]

 {\it $^1$One of the laboratories, Somewhere}		\\
 {\it $^2$Another one, Somewhere else}				\\
 {\it $^3$Still another one, Wherever it is}		\\
 {\it (...)}										\\[6mm]

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 Here is your {\bf one-page} abstract wherein you must explain the importance of your work and why it should
 be scheduled as an oral presentation.
 Please note that we accept {\bf only the final PDF file}. So you can define commands and use whatever convention
 you want as regards to the bibliography and eventual figures and tables, but please do not upload the source files.

 You should of course give key references for your work, like \cite{First} and \cite{Second}, but please keep to the
 one-page limit and do not reduce the margins nor the font sizes. 
 Those of you who want to specify more than one author please underline the speaker, as was done above,
 hence the speaker does not necessarily have to be listed first.

\begin{thebibliography}{99}
 \bibitem{First} B.~Myself {\it et al.}, Phys.\ Rev.\ C {\bf00}, 000000 (2018).
 \bibitem{Second} A.~One {\it et al.}, Phys.\ Lett.\ B {\bf00}, 000 (2017).
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