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Published IPAC'18 proceedings

Introduction

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Abstract

Review

This submission, titled 'Published IPAC'18 proceedings,' presents a highly unconventional and critically incomplete manuscript for review. The most immediate and significant concern is the complete absence of an abstract. A well-crafted abstract is paramount for any scholarly submission, serving as a concise summary of the work's purpose, methodology, results, and conclusions. Its omission renders it fundamentally impossible for reviewers to ascertain the intended scope, subject matter, or potential contribution of this submission. Beyond the missing abstract, the title itself suggests an announcement or a reference to previously published conference proceedings, rather than a novel research paper or a comprehensive review article. Without any substantive content—no introduction, methods, results, discussion, or conclusion—there is absolutely no scientific material available for assessment. Consequently, it is impossible to evaluate the work's originality, methodological rigor, validity of findings, relevance to the field, or clarity of presentation. The submission fundamentally lacks the essential components required for peer review in an academic journal. Given these fundamental deficiencies, the only appropriate recommendation is an immediate rejection of the submission in its current form. It lacks the foundational elements of any publishable academic work. Should the author intend to submit a research paper, a full manuscript complete with all standard sections—including a detailed abstract, introduction, methodology, results, and discussion—must be prepared and resubmitted. If the intent was merely to announce the publication of IPAC'18 proceedings, it is advised that more suitable channels, such as a journal's news or announcements section, or direct communication through relevant scientific communities, be utilized instead of the formal peer-review process for a scholarly article.

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