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Future Physics Programme of BESIII Future Physics Programme of BESIII IHEP-Physics-Report-BESIII-2020-4-7 Published in Chinese Physics C 44, 040001 (2020) arXiv:1912.05983v3 [hep-ex] 6 Apr 2020 ii M. Ablikim1;x, M. N. Achasov10;d;x, P. Adlarson58;x, S. Ahmed15;x, M. Albrecht4;x, M. Alekseev57A;57C;x, A. Amoroso57A;57C;x, F. F. An1;x, Q. An54;42;x, Y. Bai41;x, O. Bakina27;x, R. Baldini Ferroli23A;x, Y. Ban35;x, K. Begzsuren25;x, J. V. Bennett5;x, N. Berger26;x, M. Bertani23A;x, D. Bettoni24A;x, F. Bianchi57A;57C;x, J Biernat58;x, J. Bloms51;x, I. Boyko27;x, R. A. Briere5;x, L. Calibbi34;{, H. Cai59;x, X. Cai1;42;x, A. Calcaterra23A;x, G. F. Cao1;46;x, N. Cao1;46;x, S. A. Cetin45B;x, J. Chai57C;x, J. F. Chang1;42;x, W. L. Chang1;46;x, J. CharlesI;{, G. Chelkov27;b;c;x, Chen6;x, G. Chen1;x, H. S. Chen1;46;x, J. C. Chen1;x, M. L. Chen1;42;x, S. J. Chen33;x, Y. B. Chen1;42;x, H. Y. ChengVI;{, W. Cheng57C;x, G. Cibinetto24A;x, F. Cossio57C;x, X. F. Cui34;x, H. L. Dai1;42;x, J. P. 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