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(5.) What is the key problem discussed in the article? (1 sentence)






(6.) Please write a clear and concise paragraph (approximately 150-300 words) explaining the main ideas and results
     of the submitted manuscript.


















     
(7.) Please write a clear and concise paragraph (appoximately 150-300 words) explaining how the submitted manuscript is
     related to space mixing science and engineering and what new contributions the submitted manuscript makes 
     to space mixing science and engineering.

















(8.) Please explain briefly (4-5 sentences) the literature search that was conducted to look for previously 
     published works related to the submitted manuscript. Include here a summary of the main topics that were
     researched in preparation of the manuscript. Include also a brief description of how the literature search was
     conducted.













(9.) Has this work been previously published?
     (Articles previously published in another journal or book cannot be published in the JSM.)

  


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(11.) The introduction should set up the problem and briefly introduce the related literature.
      The abstract should briefly summarize the main problem addressed by the article, the approach used to study
      the problem, and the key findings and developments. 
      The conclusion section should summarize the main results.

      Are the abstract, introduction, and conclusion sections of the paper written in a clear and concise manner?


(12.) The JSM requires new mathematical derivations to be published in full. Additionally, the JSM requires the 
      publication of comprehensive experimental details. Derivations or experimental details that are too lengthy 
      for the main text can be placed in an appendix or supporting information. Are all pertinent mathematical 
      derivations and experimental details given in the manuscript and supporting information?



(13.) The JSM strives to publish articles understandable to a wide audience while being as rigorous as possible.
      The combination of rigour and accessibility can only be achieved by focusing on core ideas and presenting
      them clearly with the liberal use of examples. Briefly explain (4-5 sentences) how examples are used to
      convey the core ideas in the manuscript to a wider audience.




















(14.) The JSM encourages the liberal use of figures to convey key ideas. Color figures are welcomed.
      For each figure please provide a title and summary. 
      The title should explain what the figure is and the summary should mention the main point of the figure.
  

      Example Title: Current versus voltage for the XYZ device
      Example Summary: As shown above, the XYZ device has an unusual current versus voltage behavior. As the voltage
      across the XYZ device increases from minus infinity to +1 volt, the current through the XYZ device increases 
      monotonically. However, as the voltage increases from +1 to +5 volts the current through the XYZ device actually
      decreases. Above +5 volts the current remains nearly constant with increasing voltage. This indicates the XYZ
      device is capable of exihibiting positive or negative differential resistance depending on the applied voltage.

      You may either list the figure titles and summaries in the manuscript itself, or if it is more convenient you can
      list the figure titles and summaries in the space below: