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The submission deadline is Monday August 11, 2008. To submit your manuscript please proceed to www.meeting247.com/caari
All submitted manuscripts will be refereed and the proceedings will be published in the American Institute of Physics Conference Proceedings Series.
Title page(s) should contain the reference abstract ID number as mentioned in the list of abstracts on the meeting247.com/caari web site, the title, author names and affiliations, the abstract, keywords and PACS codes.
Keywords and PACS codes: Please supply up to six keywords of your own choice for indexing purposes and one or more relevant PACS classification codes.
Each page should contain the manuscript ID number in the header, page
number in the page footer and each line is to be numbered re-starting from 1 on
each page. Please see the detailed
instructions how to configure MS Word
to number the lines and pages automatically.
Prefixes and abbreviations must be correct, i.e. keV, not KeV, cm,
not cms, µg, not mkg, etc. Dose may only be used where
appropriate i.e. for absorbed (deposited) energy density. Otherwise fluence
should be used. Note that the dimension of dose is energy/mass (J/kg or Gray,
Gr) while the dimension of fluence is particles/area (most often cm-2).
Tables should be included at the end of the manuscript, be numbered and have a
sufficiently detailed caption.
Figures: You can include your figures in the .doc file, just do not embed these
figures within the body of the text, but rather, put the captions and the
figures at the end of your .doc manuscript.
References in the text to other publications are to be numbered consecutively
and listed together at the end of the text. Do not electronically link to
referred publications and do not put non-reference information (such as
footnotes) in the reference list. Examples of references:
1. G.V. Kornich, G. Betz, A.I. Bazhin, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. B 152 (1999) 437.
2. R.S. Averback, T. Diaz de la Rubia, in: H. Ehrenfest, F. Spaepen (Eds.),
Solid State Physics, Vol. 50, Academic Press, New York, 1998, p. 281.
3. W. Bolse, in: Proc. 11th Int. Conf. on Ion Beam Modification of Materials,
Amsterdam, The Netherlands 1998, Nucl. Instr. and Meth. B 148 (1999) 83.
Preparation of figures
Color figures can be printed in color when this is essential to the
presentation. Authors will be charged for color reproduction. If to be
published in black-and-white, computer-generated graphics should be produced in
grey scale.
If, together with your accepted article, you submit usable color figures, AIP
will, at no additional charge and upon prior arrangement, ensure that these
figures will appear in color on the web (e.g., ScienceDirect and other sites)
regardless of whether or not these illustrations are reproduced in color in the
printed version. For color reproduction in print, you will receive information
regarding the costs from AIP after receipt of your accepted article.
Length of the printed paper:
4 Pages
Authors are requested to use one of the formulae below to estimate the
length of their paper in print. Papers exceeding the limits may be rejected. A correction
factor of 0.85 is applied to both page count estimates to allow for
a different typeset and publication format.
Method I, page count
Estimated number of printed pages = 0.85 [0.4A+0.25(I+J)]
where:
A ..Total number of manuscript pages
including the title and reference pages,
typed with double line spacing
I .. Number of one-column tables
J .. Number of figure panels
Method II, word count
Estimated number of printed pages = 0.85 [N/550+0.25(J)]
where:
N ..Total number of words, in the
whole document
J .. Number of figure panels