Type: XXX XXX XXX / Tipo: XXX XXX XXX

Section: XX XX / Sección: XX XX

Title (in English)

Título (en español)

A. Author1,2,S*, B. Author2,S, C. Author , …

1. Affiliation

2. Afifiliation

(*) E-mail: correo@autor.com	S: miembro de SEDOPTICA / SEDOPTICA member

Received / Recibido: xx/xx/xxxx	. Accepted / Aceptado: xx/xx/xxxx

DOI: xxxxx

ABSTRACT: Write a brief abstract of the work in English in a single paragraph. Key words: RESUMEN: Only for Spanish speaking authors. Palabras clave:

REFERENCES AND LINKS / REFERENCIAS Y ENLACES

[1]	M. Born, E. Wolf, Principles of optics: Electromagnetic theory of propagation, interference and diffraction of light. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press (1999).

[2]	E. H. Adelson, J. R. Bergen, "Spatiotemporal energy models for the perception of motion," J Opt Soc Am A 2, 284-299 (1985).

[3]	M. Kech, P. Vrana, M. Wolf, “The role of topology in quantum tomography,” http://arxiv.org/abs/1503.00506

1. Introduction

The first section must be an introduction to the subject of the paper. The main body text uses Cambria font, 10 points size with single spacing. References should appear between brackets [1], and numerated in order of appearance in the text.

The main body of the paper can be written in English or in Spanish.

Footnotes (notes at the bottom of text pages) are not used in OSA journals. Footnotes should be incorporated into the text or set with references as an endnote.

2. Section Title 2

2.a. Subsection Title 1: Equations

Equations must be centred and numbered in order of appearance

;	(1)

.	(2)

2.b. Subsection Title 2: Tables

Tables must include a caption. They must be numbered in order of appearance.

TABLE 1. Caption 8 points size

Polarizer	Analyzer
0	90
45	45
90	0

2.c. Subsection Title 3: Figures

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Figures in colour are accepted and free of charge.

Fig.1. Caption in 8 points size.

2.d. Subsection Title 3: References

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3. Conclusions

The last section must be the conclusions of the work.

Acknowledgements