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Then she added, in square brackets per ASME rules for notes: [Editor’s note: Original medium is a paper napkin; photographic facsimile available from corresponding author upon reasonable request.]

But her document had no title. The napkin just had scribbles. And the "source"? A bar that closed in 2008. asme reference format

The paper was published in March. Within a year, three independent labs reproduced Tanaka’s ghost grain boundaries using Elena’s napkin data. The citation format became known informally as the "Vargas Napkin Rule" and was added to the ASME Style Manual’s FAQ section: Then she added, in square brackets per ASME