Title of the Paper (18pt Times New Roman, Bold, Justified
Left)
AUTHOR’S NAME (Natural Order, CAPITAL, 14pt Times New Roman, Bold,
Justified Left)
Department (12pt Times New Roman)
University (12pt Times New Roman)
Address (12pt Times New Roman)
Country (12pt Times New Roman)
youremailaccount@xxx.xxx.xx (12pt Times New Roman)
http://www.yourwebaddress.xxx.xx (12pt Times New Roman)
ABSTRACT (CAPITAL, 14pt Times New Roman, Bold, Justified Left)
This is a sample of the format of your full paper. Use Word for Windows (Microsoft)(or an
equivalent Word Processor with exactly the same “printing results”) by setting the margins -1.3 cm
from right and -1.3 cm from left in the Microsoft Word package, or equivalently, by keeping 1.8 cm,
real distance, from the right and 1.8 cm, real distance, from the left. Use single space, justified left and
right in the text. Use the double-column format after the Key words, and before References. Use 11pt
Times New Roman in the text. Key words: - Leave one blank line after the Abstract and write your
Key words (6 - 10 words).
Key words: key words, after abstract, example, before introduction, all bold, key words
(12pt Times New Roman, All Bold, Justified Left and Right)
1 INTRODUCTION (CAPITAL,
14pt Times New Roman, Bold,
Justified Left)
As you can see for the title of the paper
you must use 18pt, Bold, Times New Roman,
and justified left. Leave one blank line and
then type Author’s Name (in Natural Order,
12pt Times New Roman, Bold, Justified Left),
Department (in 12pt Times New Roman),
University (in 12pt Times New Roman),
Address (in 12pt Times New Roman), Country
(in 12pt Times New Roman). Then you must
type your e-mail address and your web site
address, as appropriate (both in 12pt Times
New Roman).
The heading of each section should be
printed in capital letters, 14pt Times New
Roman, bold, and left justified, as above. You
must use numbers 1, 2, 3, … for numbering the
sections, and not Latin numbering (I, II, III,
…). All text is justified left and right, except
for mathematical equations and formulas.
2 PROBLEM FORMULATION
(CAPITAL, 14pt Times New
Roman, Bold, Justified Left)
Please, leave two blank lines between
successive sections as here. Mathematical
formulas and equations must be numbered as
follows: (1), (2), …, (99) and not (1.1),
(1.2),…, (2.1), (2.2),… depending on your
various sections. Mathematical formulas and
equations are justified left.
2.1 Subsection (12pt Times New Roman,
Bold, Justified Left)
When including a subsection you must
use, for its heading, small letters, 12pt Times
New Roman, bold, and justified left, as above.
2.1.1 Sub-subsection (11pt Times New
Roman, Bold, Justified Left)
When including a sub-subsection you
must use, for its heading, small letters, 11pt
Times New Roman, bold, and justified left, as
above.
3
PROBLEM
SOLUTION
(CAPITAL, 14pt Times New
Roman, Bold, Justified Left)
Figures and Tables should be
numbered as follows: Figure 1, Figure 2, Table
1, Table 2,…, etc. If your paper deviates
significantly from these specifications, our
publishing house may not be able to include
your paper in the conference proceedings.
When citing references in the text of the
abstract, type the corresponding number in
square brackets as shown at the end of this
sentence [1].
4 CONCLUSION (CAPITAL,
14pt Times New Roman, Bold,
Justified Left)
Please, follow our instructions
faithfully, otherwise you have to resubmit your
full paper. This will enable us to edit and
format more efficiently, and maintain
reasonable uniformity in the conference
proceedings, as well as in the post-conference
books. Thank you for your cooperation and
contribution. We are looking forward to seeing
you at the conference.
REFERENCES (CAPITAL, 14pt Times New Roman, Bold, Justified Left)
[1] Author (Natural Order), “Title of the Article,” Name of Journal, Vol. X, No. X, Month(s) 19XX, p.
XX. (11pt Times New Roman, Justified Left and Right)
[2] Author and Author, Title of the Book, 2nd Ed., City: Publishing House, 19XX, pp. XX-XX.
[3] Author, Author, and Author, “Title of Article or Chapter,” in Editor(s), ed., Title of the Book, City:
Publishing House, 20XX, pp. XXX.
[4] Author, et. al., (Four or More Authors), Title of the Book, trans. Translator(s), City: Publishing
House, 20XX, p. X.
[5] Author, “Title of Paper or Lecture,” paper delivered to Name of Meeting or Conference, City, XXXX Month 20XX, pp. X-XX.
[6] Author, “Title of Article,” Name of Magazine, X Month 19XX, p. X.
[7] Author, "Title of Article,” Name of Newspaper, XX Month 19XX.
[8] Author, Title of Foreign Language Book [English Translation of Foreign Language Book], City:
Publishing House, 19XX, pp. XX-XX.
[9] Author, Title of Article, Name of Organization, 19XX, at http://www.xxx.xx/~xxxxxx/xxxx/
(accessed on XX Month 20XX).
[10] Name of Organization, Title of Article, Month 20XX,
at http://www.xxxxx.xx/XXXXXX/xxxx/xx (accessed on X Month 20XX).
[11] Author, “Title of the Article,” Name of Journal, Vol. X, No. X, Month(s) 19XX, p. XX-XX
(http://database_service.org/).
[12] Name of Primary Source, as quoted in Author, Title of Book, City: Publishing House, 19XX, p. X.