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International Workshop on PACKING PROBLEMS
School of Physics, Trinity College Dublin, 2 – 5 September, 2012
ABSTRACT TEMPLATE: PLACE YOUR TITLE TEXT HERE
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3. Affiliation, Country
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Abstracts must not exceed one page (a word count of not more than 300 words). Please submit
the abstract as a Word document. Only electronic submissions will be accepted. The abstracts
should be submitted before 22 June 2012 via stefan.hutzler@tcd.ie or adil.m.mughal@gmail.com
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E = mc2
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International Workshop on PACKING PROBLEMS
School of Physics, Trinity College Dublin, 2 – 5 September, 2012
References
Enter your references in this block using the “References” style. References should be ordered alphabetically and
formatted as shown below. In the text, refer to literature citations with the first author name and publication date in
brackets e.g. [Author, 2006].
Somebody et al, Colloids and Surfaces A, 37:1-10, 2006.
Packing Topic: Sphere packing / General packing problems / Characterization of packings /
Other topic: .................................................................................................
Preferred type of presentation (Oral or Poster):
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