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- Date: Wed, 24 Sep 1997 15:38:15 +0200 (MET DST)
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- From: Rudolf Novak <rudolfn@klubovna.sci.muni.cz>
- Subject: [vsnet-alert 1232] Varaible stars conference in Brno
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Rudolf
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# FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT #
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# 1) 20th Conference on Stellar Astronomy #
# of Czech and Slovak Professional #
# Astronomers #
# 2) International Conference on Variable #
# Star Research #
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# Brno, Czech Republic #
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# 1) November 5-7, 1997 #
# 2) November 7-9, 1997 #
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Both conferences will be held in the city of Brno - the
centre of Moravia, a part of Czech Republic, November 5-9, 1997.
MEETING ORGANIZERS:
Nicholas Copernicus Observatory and Planetarium, Brno
B.R.N.O. - Variable Star Section of the Czech Astronomical Society
Faculty of Science, Masaryk's University, Brno
LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
Miloslav ZEJDA, Chair (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Jiri DUSEK (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Petr HAJEK (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Jan HOLLAN (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Radka KUCEROVA (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Jan SAFAR (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Jindrich SILHAN (N. Copernicus Observatory)
Vladimir STEFL (Faculty of Science, MU)
SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
1) Conference on Stellar Astronomy
Zdenek MIKULASEK, Chair (N. Copernicus Observatory, Brno, CZ)
Jiri BOROVICKA (Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, CZ)
Petr HADRAVA (Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, CZ)**
Jan HORSKY (Faculty of Science, Masaryk's University, Brno, CZ)**
Drahomir CHOCHOL (Astronomical Institute, Tatranska Lomnica, SK)**
Pavel KOUBSKY (Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, CZ)**
Zdenek POKORNY (N. Copernicus Observatory, Brno, CZ)
Miroslav VETESNIK (Faculty of Science, Masaryk's University, Brno, CZ)
Marek WOLF (Astronomical Institute, Charles University, Praha, CZ)
2) Conference on Variable Star Research
Zdenek MIKULASEK, Chair (N. Copernicus Observatory, Brno, CZ)
Ivan Leonidovich ANDRONOV (Odessa Observatory, Ukraine)**
Jiri BOROVICKA (Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, CZ)
Petr HADRAVA (Astronomical Institute, Ondrejov, CZ)**
Drahomir CHOCHOL (Astronomical Institute, Tatranska Lomnica, SK)**
Marek WOLF (Astronomical Institute, Charles University, Praha, CZ)
(** invited speakers)
INVITED SPEAKERS:
Invited speakers include Jiri GRYGAR, Rene HUDEC, Vladimir KARAS, Jan
PALOUS, Theodor PRIBULLA, Nikolai SAMUS, Zdenek STUCHLIK, Martin SOLC
and members of the Scientific Organizing Committee indicated with asterisks.
MEETING SITE:
Brno lies just one hundred kilometers north from Vienna. Common
history led to many resemblances in architecture of both cities. In
the past decades, Brno has been encircled by concrete settlements, and
has some 0.4 million inhabitants now. Its center, however, has been
left almost intact, and on Sundays it is quiet and pleasant. Visit the
Kapucin monastery with the new sundials in the court, e.g.
Thanks to the compactness of the center, walking is sufficient to get
almost anywhere there. Dense network of public transport (vital parts
work overnight) enables to reach even the most distant parts of Brno
within half an hour.
All meeting events will be held at the Nicolas Copernicus Observatory
and Planetarium. To our observatory, take the tram number 4 going left
from the station, i.e., to the Masarykova ctvrt (Masaryk's quarter).
The line No. 4 ends in a saddle by St. Augustin church, erected as the
whole quarter at the twenties. You will notice our observatory in
a park on Kravi hora (Cow hill, small from that direction) right
(east) from the church.
Participants will have the opportunity to visit interesting
monuments in Brno (Spilberk castle, villa Tugendhat) and the
observatory of Masaryk's University situated on Cow hill as well.
WEATHER CONDITION:
Long-year average temperature is 3.5 Celsius degree in time of our
conferences. Maximal measured temperature was 19.8 Celsius degree and
minimal one -9.1 Celsius degree. There may be snow or permanent, tiny rain
(usually 40 mm rainfall during November).
LANGUAGE, PAPERS:
English is working language during both conferences. Czech or Slovak
are admitted working languages just during the first (stellar) conference,
but always with English summaries, slides, transparents, abstracts.
Papers: The time allocated for an invited review paper is about
40 minutes, while the time allowed for oral presentation of
a contributed paper on your results is about 15 minutes (both times
including 3-minutes discussion). We recommend presentation of your
contributions on poster displays. All read papers and chosen posters will
be published in the conference proceedings.
If you are interested in presenting paper(s) and did not send us your
abstract(s) please do it so that they will arrive till October 25, 1997.
Abstract(s) received after this deadline will not be included in the
booklet of abstracts.
MEALS:
Meals will be provided in the surroundings of our observatory
in restaurant Tivoli (or dining hall of Faculty of Law) for approximately
CZK 80 (or CZK 40). We are going to prepare a festive dinner (CZK 100).
Meals tickets will be available at N. Copernicus Observatory during
conference registration. (1 USD means approximately 35 CZK.) (over) d
REGISTRATION:
If you are going to attend the conference(s) you should complete (if you
have not done it already) the enclosed registration form.
The full conference registration fee covers the following:
1) Conference on stellar astronomy
- registration materials
- conference Proceedings
- group photograph
- coffee and aperitifs
The registration fee of CZK 230 for Czech and Slovak participants and
USD 15 for those from other countries will be due on the day of
registration.
2) Conference on variable star research
- registration materials
- conference Proceedings (only full registration fee)
- evening concert
- coffee and aperitifs
A registration fee of CZK 300 or USD 15 will be due on the day of
registration. Czech participants can use a lower
registration fee CZK 80 but without conference proceedings.
TRAVEL INFORMATION:
The best way to reach Brno is by railway. The only station used by
international trains is the main one, lying just on the southern
margin of the city center (on the Ring around the former city wall).
Brno has an international airport but it is used mainly during
international fairs. Regular air connection exits only to Zurich,
Switzerland. New regular lines can emerge this year.
Railway
Praha hl.n.(main st.) - Brno We 5.52 - 9.33 R Devin
9.21 - 12.36 EC Smetana
Praha-Masaryk.station - Brno We 3.59 - 9.10
Praha-Holesovice - Brno We 1.09 - 4.24 R Metropol
7.27 - 10.42 IC M.Corvinus
Praha hl.n. - Brno Fr 11.52 - 15.27 R Slovan
14.22 - 18.09 R
Praha-Holesovice - Brno Fr 7.27 - 10.42 IC M.Corvinus
11.39 - 14.51 EC Huungaria
13.39 - 16.51 EC Vindobona
Brno - Praha Fr,Su 13.03 - 16.18 EC Vindobona
13.55 - 17.32 R Slovan
15.03 - 18.18 EC Hungaria
17.18 - 20.37 EC Smetana
Wien Sudbahnhof - Brno 7:10 - 8:59 EC 70 DVORAK (Praha-Holesovice)
11:10 - 12:59 EC 172 VINDOBONA (Berlin-Lichtenberg)
15:25 - 17:15 EC 72 SMETANA (Praha hl.n.)
21:25 0:14 F 202 /378 (Berlin-Lichtenberg)
Brno - Wien Sudbahnhof 12:39 - 14:33 EC 73 SMETANA
16:54 - 18:48 EC 173 VINDOBONA
20:54 - 22:48 EC 71 DVORAK
!!! Note: Czech Railways changes time-table several times during a year.
See actual information on our web-site http://klubovna.sci.muni.cz.
Air travel
Zurich - Brno every day from Monday to Friday 6.50 - 8.35
Friday 17.50 - 19.35
Brno - Zurich every day from Monday to Thursday
Friday 15.30 - 17.15
Sunday 18.40 - 20.55
return air ticket CZK 9598 (USD 280)
The cities closest to Brno which have large international airports are
Vienna and Prague. Brno is about 1.5 (2) hours from Vienna and about
2.5 (3.5) hours from Prague via car/bus (train).
By car?
If you have to arrive by car, then the best access is from Vienna, right
from its Brunner Strasse (Brno street) to our Videnska (Vienna street)
and straight on: through street Krizova, around the Mendel's square, and
through Uvoz (= deeply cut road) up till the Udolni (= valley) street.
This is the street with the tram line (the first one crossing Uvoz) number
4, going left to our observatory.
A slight complication on the Vienna street is the new highway knot. North
from the knot, the street (with its tram line) proceeds straight north,
whereas the main road goes slightly right and down --- you have to keep left
lane and proceed left (straight, in fact) below the bridge.
From the highways there are four exits around Brno. One is east and one
west from the city, and two are close together at the southern part of the
city. The better one is the western of these southern exits, namely the
crossing with Vienna street.
Arriving from east (Prostejov) or west (Praha), follow the highway D1 to the
crossing marked with "Wien" --- but on the crossing, follow the direction
of Brno-center (Brno-mesto).
Arriving from southern highway (D2, from Slovakia), turn to Praha (at the
eastern of the two southern exits) and then leave the highway and the next
exit (at Vienna street).
If you miss the crossing of highways D2 and D1 (i.e., you proceed on D2
northward to Brno), you can go straight on, along the Ring west and north
around the inner city. You have to leave Ring some 50 m before Udolni
street, between the (old, brick) "Red church" and (new) "White house" (you
will notice them), and reach Udolni through the narrow Maresova street.
The narrow beginning of Udolni street at the Ring (called Husova street
there), is reserved to trolleybus in direction from the city, and also
the tram access from the broad Jostova alley is reserved for public
transport. The Udolni street with the tram goes till the the saddle below
our observatory.
You can park your car in that saddle. There is also a road to us around
the park, starting from the Udolni street just below its top. The road
ends by our observatory, and some ten cars can stay there.
Note: 1 If you want use Czech highway you must buy a stamp (CZK 400).
2 There will be a map of a part of Brno on WWW
http://klubovna.sci.muni.cz
LODGING INFORMATION:
The conference participants will be accommodated at the nearby
Hotel Kozak, Horova 30, Brno, where the price per one night in
a double-room including breakfast is CZK 690 (the whole room).
Single rooms are not available in this hotel. The hotel is situated
within walking distance from the conference room (25 minutes walk,
or 15 min approaching a bit by tram).
The Local Organizing Committee can offer to students attending our
conference(s) a hostel at Videnska street 106 (40 minutes by tram
from the observatory) instead, where the price per one night is CZK 92.
TOUR OF BRNO:
The Local Organizing Committee has arranged an optional tour
of the city and its two well known sites - villa Tugendhat of famous
architect Fuchs (recent splitting of Czechoslovakia was arranged there)
and the castle Spilberk known as "prison of nations".
The price of bus circular tour is CZK 60 (USD 2)
If you are interested in this tour, please, fill the corresponding line in
the registration form or (if you have already sent it to us) send us only a
message (mention people that will accompany you).
CONTACT ADDRESSES:
N. Copernicus Observatory and Planetarium,
Kravi hora 2, CZ - 616 00 Brno, Czech Republic
Phone, fax: 420 (5) 41 32 12 87
E-mail: qzejda@fee.vutbr.cz (LOC), mikulas@ics.muni.cz (SOC)
Web-site: http://klubovna.sci.muni.cz
IMPORTANT NOTE:
If you want to change your previous registration form, please
complete the whole form again and send it to us.
DATES TO REMEMBER:
October 11, 1997 - room reservation deadline
- registration form deadline
October 25, 1997 - abstract(s) deadline
November 5, 1997 - beginning of the Stellar Conference
November 7, 1997 - beginning of a subsequent Variable Star Conference
PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE:
1) Conference on stellar astronomy
Wednesday, November 5
10.00 Official opening
* J. Grygar: Highlights in Astrophysics 96/97
14.00 * J. Budaj: Atmospheres of Magnetic Stars
* M. Solc: Stars Seen through a Mass Spectrometer
D. Chochol: Fast Variability of the Wind in the Pre-Main Sequence
Object Z CMa
* P. Koubsky: Spectroscopy and Photometry of CX Draconis
J. Kubat: Triple Star 55 UMa
* P. Hadrava: Fourier Disentangling of EB Spectra
20.00 M. Vetesnik: A New Spectrograph of the University Observatory in Brno
Sight-seeing of the N. Copernicus Observatory and Planetarium and
of the Observatory of the Faculty of Science (Masaryk's University),
planetarium show - Waiting for a Supernova (Z. Mikulasek - in Czech)
Thursday, November 6
9.00 * T. Pribulla: Contact Binaries
* P. Molik: Contribution to the Cognition of W UMa Type
Eclipsing Binaries
M. Csataryova: Roche Potentials for Non-synchronously
Rotating and Elliptically Orbiting Close Binaries
M. Wolf, L. Sarounova: Apsidal Motion in EB Systems (CM Dra)
V. Simon, J. Mattei: On the Character of the Long-term Photometric
Activity of the Peculiar Binary V Sge
* D. Chochol: Determination of Distances to Novae
14.00 * J. Palous: Hipparcos
* V. Karas: Active Galactic Nuclei
V. Karas, D. Vokrouhlicky: Star-Disk Interaction in Galactic Nuclei
L. Subr: Influence of an Accretion Disc Upon a Star Distribution
Function of Central Galactic Clusters
* R. Hudec: Optical Identification of Gamma Ray Bursts
20.00 Topics from the IAU Congress in Kyoto
Friday, November 7
9.00 Z. Stuchlik: Black-Hole Backgrounds with Negative Vacuum Energy
M. Slechta: Motion of a Star in a Thin (Accretion) Disc
* J. Horsky: Certainties of Relativistic Cosmology
* Z. Stuchlik: Inflationary Paradigm
14.00 Sight-seeing. Tour of the city Brno
2) Conference on variable star research
Friday, November 7
17.00 Official opening
* J. Grygar: Highlights in Astrophysics 96/97
20.00 Concert of CHAMBER WIND HARMONY: "Eine Grosse Nachtmusik"
W. A. Mozart, L. v. Beethoven, M. Stedron, L. Kozeluha
Conductors: D. Marecek (Czech Rep.), A. Ohtani (Japany)
Saturday, November 8
10.00 * S. Andronov: Magnetism of Cataclysmic Variables
D. Nogami: Photometric Variability during Superoutburst in SU UMa
Stars
I. B. Biro: CCD Photometry of Cataclysmic Variables
T. Vanmunster: Backyard Research on Cataclysmic Variables by a
Consortium of Professional and Amateur Astronomers:
A Case Study on DV UMa
K. Petrik, L.úHric, Z. Urban: Report on LTPM of CVs Campaign
14.00 V. Karetnikov: Group Characteristic of the Subgiants in Close
Binary Systems
I. Pustylnik: On the Short Time Scale Evolutionary History of
Contact Binary VW Cephei
P. Molik: The Phenomenon of "Anti-Flares" in Eclipsing Binaries of
the W UMa-Type
T. Pribulla: Angular Momentum Loss in the Multiple System AW UMa
O. Cakirli: UBVR Photometry of HW Virginis
V. Keskin: Period Change of SW Lac
H. Rovithis-Livaniou: Eclipsing Binaries and Their Period Study
? F. Agerer: Database BAV
M. Kurpinska-Winiarska: A Detached System BW Bootis
* V. Simon: On the Relation of the Period Changes with Other Kinds
of Activity in Algol-Type Binaries
? V. Goranskij: Analysis of About 20 Year Multicolour Photometry of
V1343 Aql (SS 433), the Unique Eclipsing System with
Relativistic Jets
A. Halevin: Hour-Scale Variability of FG Sge
D. Mkrtichian: Beta Leo - Back to Delta Scuti Stars?
L. Chinarova: Time Series Analysis of the Periodic and Aperiodic
Variations in AGB Stars
?* Z. Urban: Supernovae
19.00 Banquet
21.00 planetarium show People and Stars (in English)
Sunday, November 9
8.30 ? S. Antipin:
? T. Hegedus: CCD in Variable Star Astronomy
?* A. Gaspani: Artificial Neural Network in Variable
Star Astronomy
A. Halevin, Andronov: Computer Programs for Time Series Analysis
V. Marsakova: "Asymptotic Parabola" Fit of Astronomical Signals
? N. Samus: Cepheid Radial Velocities
V. Marsakova, I. Andronov: Cycle-to-Cycle Changes of the Mira-Type
Variables
D. Mkrtichian: Lambda Boo Star 29 Cyg 1995, 1996 and 1997
Multisite Photometric and Spectral Campaign
D. Mkrtichian: The Central Asian Network (CAN) - the History
and Present Status
M. Dimitrijevic: Stark Broadening Parameteters for Stellar Plasma
Research: Bi III Lines
Z. Stuchlik: Some Optical Effects in Black Holes: Backgrounds with
Non-Zero Cosmological Constant
* Z. Stuchlik: Signatures of Accretion Disks around Black Holes:
Light Curves, Line Profiles, Jets
14.00 ? N. Samus: GCVS
Scientific Summary
15.30 Closing
Note: * - review paper
? - the person did not confirm his participation yet
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS:
Acerbi, Francesco, Italy
?Agerer, Franz, Germany
Andronov, Ivan Leonidovich, Ukraine
Antipin, Sergei Vitalievich, Russia
Barinova, Lada, Czech Republic
Basny, Marek, Czech Republic
Beltraminelli, Nicola, Switzerland
Biro, Imre Barna, Hungary
Boninsegna, Roland, Belgium
Borisov, Gennadiy, Ukraine
Borovicka, Jiri, Czech Republic
Broens, Eric, Belgium
Budaj, Jan, Slovakia
Cakirli, Omur, Turkey
Csataryova, Maria, Slovakia
Danielkiewicz-Krosniak, Elzbieta, Poland
Diepvens, Alfons, Belgium
Dimitrijevic, Milan S., Yugoslavia
Djurasevic, Gojko, Yugoslavia
Djurovic, Natalija, Yugoslavia
Dmitrijenko, Elena Sergeevna, Ukraine
Dobrotka, Andrej, Slovakia
Dusek, Jiri, Czech Republic
Galis, Rudolf, Slovakia
?Gaspani, Adriano, Italy
Goranskij, Vitaly Petrovich, Russia
Graf, Tomas, Czech Republic
Grygar, Jiri, Czech Republic
Hadrava, Petr, Czech Republic
Hajek, Petr, Czech Republic
Halevin, Alexandr V., Ukraine
Harmanec, Petr, Czech Republic
Hegedus, Tibor, Hungary
Hejna, Ladislav, Czech Republic
Hofman, Jiri, Czech Republic
Hollan, Jan, Czech Republic
Horsky, Jan, Czech Republic
Hric, Ladislav, Slovakia
Hroch, Filip, Czech Republic
Hude, Jiri, Czech Republic
Hudec, Rene, Czech Republic
Chinarova, Lidia L., Ukraine
Chochol, Drahomir, Slovakia
Karas, Vladimir, Czech Republic
Karetnikov, Valentin G., Ukraine
Keskin, Varol, Turkey
?Kiss, Laszlo, Hungary
Komarek, Zdenek, Slovakia
Korcakova, Daniela, Czech Republic
Koubsky, Pavel, Czech Republic
Kozyreva, Valentina, Russia
Krticka, Jiri, Czech Republic
Kubat, Jiri, Czech Republic
Kurpinska-Winiarska, Maria, Poland
Le Contel, Jean Michel, France
Van Loo, Frans, Belgium
Van der Looy, Johann, Belgium
Lutcha, Petr, Czech Republic
Maca, Josef, Czech Republic
Macku, Pavel, Czech Republic
?Manna, Andrea, Switzerland
Markina, Alla K., Ukraine
Markovic, Jan, Czech Republic
Marsakova, Vladislava I., Ukraine
Martignoni, Massimiliano, Italy
Mikulasek, Zdenek, Czech Republic
Mkrtichian, David E., Ukraine
Molik, Petr, Czech Republic
Navratil, Martin, Czech Republic
Nemcova, Veronika, Czech Republic
Netolicky, Martin, Czech Republic
Nogami, Daisaku, Japan
Novak, Rudolf, Czech Republic
Odvarkova, Daniela, Czech Republic
Palous, Jan, Czech Republic
Paschke, Anton, Switzerland
Pavlenko, Elena, Ukraine
?Perek, Lubos, Czech Republic
Petrik, Karol, Slovakia
?Pichun, Alexandr Ivanovic, Ukraine
Plonka, Miroslav, Czech Republic
Pokorny, Zdenek, Czech Republic
Poyner, Gary, England
Pribulla, Theodor, Slovakia
Pustylnik, Izold, Estonia
Raguzova, Natalya, Russia
Rovithis-Livaniou, Helen, Greece
?Samus, Nikolaj N., Russia
?Sareyan, Jean Pierre, France
?Spagocci, Stefano, Italy
Speil, Jerzy, Poland
Stuchlik, Zdenek, Czech Republic
Safar, Jan, Czech Republic
Safarova, Eva, Czech Republic
Sarounova, Lenka, Czech Republic
Silhan, Jindrich, Czech Republic
Simon, Vojtech, Czech Republic
Slechta, Miroslav, Czech Republic
Smelcer, Ladislav, Czech Republic
Solc, Martin, Czech Republic
Stefl, Vladimir, Czech Republic
Stepan, Petr, Czech Republic
Subr, Ladislav, Czech Republic
Valtier, Jean Claude, France
?Vandenbroere, Jacqueline, Belgium
Vanmunster, Tonny, Belgium
Vetesnik, Miroslav, Czech Republic
Volkov, Igor Mikhailovich, Russia
Vondrak, Jan, Czech Republic
Wolf, Marek, Czech Republic
Zejda, Miloslav, Czech Republic
? - people which were interested in our conference but they
have not sent registration form yet
CONFERENCE APPLICATION FORM:
Please feel free to copy this text and to distribute it as you
like. Thank you.
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CONFERENCE APPLICATION FORM
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(Send please to e-mail address: qzejda@fee.vutbr.cz, or by
standard mail to the address: Dr. Miloslav Zejda, N. Copernicus
Observatory and Planetarium, Kravi hora 2, CZ - 616 00 Brno, Czech
Republic.)
Full Name:
Address:
E-mail address:
Telephone: Fax:
My presence at the International Conference on Variable Star
Research, (November, 7 - 9)
I will participate Yes No
My presence at the 20th Conference on Stellar Astronomy of
Czech and Slovak professional astronomers (November, 5 - 7)
I will participate Yes No
ACCOMMODATION, MEALS, ORGANIZATION
I want to arrange the accommodation in the
Hotel Kozak Hostel at Videnska 106
Nov. 4/5 Yes No Yes No
Nov. 5/6 Yes No Yes No
Nov. 6/7 Yes No Yes No
Nov. 7/8 Yes No Yes No
Nov. 8/9 Yes No Yes No
Nov. 9/10 Yes No Yes No
I am going to choose the accommodation myself: Yes No
I order lunch and evening meal:
Nov. 5 lunch: Yes No evening meal: Yes No
Nov. 6 lunch: Yes No evening meal: Yes No
Nov. 7 lunch: Yes No evening meal: Yes No
Nov. 8 lunch: Yes No evening meal: Yes No
Nov. 9 lunch: Yes No
When do you intend to arrive in Brno?
Date: Approx. Time:
When do you intend to depart Brno?
Date: Approx. Time:
The planned means of your transport to/back:
Will you use a car throughout the meeting? Yes No
If yes, do you need driving directions? Yes No
Will you take part on a tour of Brno Yes No
Date: Signature:
Communication, suggestion to the LOC:
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The section for review/contributed papers only
Will you be presenting a paper? Yes No
If yes, please complete and return the following summary form
as soon as possible.
I will be presenting (please check one):
- a review paper Yes No
- a contributed paper Yes No
Would you like to present contributed paper as a poster (size 85 cm
x 60 cm) Yes No
Would you like to present this paper orally? Yes No
Name(s) of author(s):
Preliminary title of paper (in English):
Short summary (in English):
Audio-visual equipment required for presentation:
Overhead projector: Slide projector:
Television and VCR: Personal computer:
Other:
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