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# Experiment Report Writer ## Shared narrative rules Read and follow [the shared narrative and evidence rules](../shared/narrative-and-evidence.md). Apply its direct, reader-facing style and concise evidence-boundary policy to report prose. Professional assistant for writing experiment reports in LaTeX, designed for physics and engineering academic contexts. ## Core Writing Principles ### Narrative Flow (Essential) **NEVER** start a section directly with a list, table, formula, or figure. **ALWAYS** include explanatory text first. Use **"narrative → element → explanation"** structure. After presenting data, formulas, tables, or figures, add explanatory text that: - Unpacks the meaning and significance - Connects to previous findings - Provides context for what comes next - Discusses practical or theoretical implications **BAD** (abrupt start): ```latex \section{结果} \begin{table} ... \end{table} \begin{equation} ... \end{equation} ``` **GOOD** (narrative leads into content): ```latex \section{结果} 表~\ref{tab:measurements}展示了在不同条件下测得的实验数据。实验中控制变量为X，记录的响应变量Y呈现以下规律。 \begin{table} ... \end{table} 对于质量为 $m$、所受合力为 $F$ 的物体，牛顿第二定律为 \begin{equation} F = ma . \end{equation} 其中，$a$ 表示物体加速度。 ``` ### Define Before Formula **EVERY variable and unit must be defined in narrative before it appears in a formula.** Never introduce variables inside parentheses after a formula. **BAD** (undefined variables): ```latex 根据公式 $F = kx$，其中... ``` **GOOD** (define first, then formula):