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\title{Instructions to prepare the 4-pages abstract}
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\textbf{\sc{S.De Rosa}$^{\dagger, \ddagger}$, 
\sc{F. Franco}$^{\dagger}$, 
\sc {G. Petrone}$^{\dagger}$,
\sc {A. Casaburo}$^{\dagger}$ and 
\sc{E. Ciappi}$^{\diamond}$}
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\small{$^{\dagger}$  pastalab} \\
\small{Universit\'a di Napoli Federico II} , \small{Via Claudio 21, 80125 Napoli, Italy} \\[4pt]
\small{$^{\diamond}$  CNR-INM} \\
\small{Institute of Marine Engineering} , \small{Via di Vallerano 139, 00128 Roma, Italy} \\[2pt]
\small{$^{\ddagger}$ corresponding author: corresponding.author@server. com}
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\paragraph{Keywords:} Stochastic Response, Turbulent Boundary Layer, Finite Element Approach mechanics.


\section{Introductive Summary}
This document provides information and instructions for preparing the four pages abstract for the FLINOVIA2026  Conference, 21-23 October 2026, Napoli, Italy.

Authors should submit the abstract electronically before July 30, 2026. 

The abstract should be written in English following the format of this template. 

Only pdf files can be uploaded.

Each registered delegate can present no more than one paper.

This is the conference webpage: {\bf https://flinovia2026.sciencesconf.org}

The abstract must be written in English and must have have a length of 4 pages. 

\section{Title, Authors and Keywords}
The first page must contain the Title, Author(s), Affiliation(s), Keywords and starts with the Introductive Summary. 

\subsection{Title}
The title should be written in bold.
\subsection{Authors}
The authors' names must include first name, middle initial and surname and they must be placed also in the style file so they will be reported in each if the next pages (2nd, 3rd and 4th). 

Please, include the e-mail address of the corresponding author.

\subsection{Keywords}
Please, write no more than five keywords.

\section{Equations}

A displayed equation is automatically numbered, using Arabic numbers in parentheses.
The following example is a single line equation:

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The next example is a multi-line equation:
\begin{equation}
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  Ax + Cy &=b \\
  Ax - Dy &=f
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\section{Figures}

Figures are automatically numbered consecutively and captioned, and should be embedded in the Paper.

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\section{Tables}
All tables are automatically numbered consecutively and captioned.

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C11 & C12 & C13 \\
C21 & C22 & C23 \\
C31 & C32 & C33 \\
C41 & C42 & C43 \\
C51 & C52 & C53 \\
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\caption{Example table 2.}
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coefficients & units  \\
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A11 & m \\
A21 & m  \\
A31 & s  \\
A41 & N \\
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\section{Conclusions}

Try to be as concise as possible pointing to give a precise idea of the work and the results. 
In the full paper, more attention to the full details will be given. 


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We look forward to receive your contributions for this conference.

\section*{Format of References}
References will be quoted in the text by numbers \cite{Casaburo, Everstine} and grouped together at the end in numerical order as shown in these instructions. 

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\bibitem{Casaburo}
A. Casaburo, G. Petrone, F. Franco, and S. De Rosa. 
A review of similitude methods for structural engineering. {\em Applied Mechanics Reviews}, 71(3), 2019.


\bibitem{Everstine}
G. C. Everstine.  
A symmetric potential formulation for fluid structure interaction. {\em Computers \& Structures}, 65(3), 1997. 


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