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{\bf Abstract}: Each paper should include a title page that contains the paper title, author names and affiliations, email address of corresponding author, team name, solver name, and a list of the tracks this paper addresses. The title page should also contain a short abstract that describes the overall approach and (especially) novel aspects of the approach taken, The font size used on the cover page should be no smaller than 11pt., and it should fit on one page. Precise formatting of the cover page is left to the authors, but we appreciate having the components of the title page in the order shown on this template.
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Team name:	[insert the name of your team] \\
Solver name: 	[insert the name of your solver] \\
VRP tracks:	[list the VRP Challenge tracks this paper considers] \\
Code source:	[if this solver is open source, please provide a link] \\


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\section{Body of the Paper}

The body of the paper should be written in Times New Roman Font, size 11pt and be 1.25 spaced. Margins should be one inch. The paper can be up to six pages in length, including the references. Additional appendices containing detailed tables of results are allowed and will not count as part of the six pages. The title page also does not count.

The body of the paper should clearly the describe the approach taken by the team’s solver and highlight any unique or novel aspects, including simplicity or flexibility to address multiple VRP variants. 

Given space limitations, an extensive discussion of published literature is not needed. {\bf However, if the approach is directly based on work you or others have previously published elsewhere, please indicate this clearly and cite the relevant publication(s).}

Authors may divide their text into clearly defined and numbered sections and subsections if desired. Each section or subsection should be given a brief heading that appears on its own separate line with the section/subsection number.

References should be listed at the end of the text and within the six-page limit. They should be ordered alphabetically by author and indicated by a number or label in square brackets. When cited in the text, these numbers or labels should always be provided. Please ensure that every reference cited in the text is also present in the reference list (and vice versa). The sample references in this paper are \cite{ArJournal}, \cite{CoChapter}, and {\cite{GRWBook}.

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\bibitem{ArJournal}
C. Archetti, M. G. Speranza, and M. W. P. Savelsbergh, “An optimization-based heuristic for the split delivery vehicle routing problem,” {\em Transportation Science} 42(1), 22-31, 2008.

\bibitem{CoChapter}
J.-F. Cordeau, G. Laporte, J.-Y. Potvin and M.W.P. Savelsbergh, ``Transportation on demand'', in {\em Handbooks in Operations Research and Management Science}, C. Barnhart and G. Laporte (eds), vol. 14, 429-466, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 2007.

\bibitem{GRWBook} 
B.L. Golden, S. Raghavan and E.A. Wasil, {\em The Vehicle Routing Problem: Latest Advances and New Challenges}, Springer, 2008.

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