Placing large figures at end of paper I have some elaborate drawings that need some space.  I think putting them "inline" would  break the flow of the (mathematics) paper.  

Questions:


Where exactly should they go?  Just before the References? Do I have to make a section header for them, like Figures or Appendix?
Some of my figures will remain inline.  Do I number the figures in order of appearance, or in the order they are referenced?


Thanks!
The journal you are submitting to might have a style guide which will tell you what to do. If not, do what you, your advisor, or a different journal style guide suggests. Your paper may get administratively rejected if they do not like the formatting, but they will tell you what to fix and let you submit again. In my field, all figures go at the end, one figure per page, in the order referenced, after the references and appendices when submitting. The copy editor/publisher deals with laying out the manuscript once it is accepted.

Basically, it doesn't matter, just do something reasonable.