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\title{Preparation of Papers in the Specified Format for Camera-Ready
Manuscripts Being Submitted for the AIP Conference Proceedings of the Beam
Instrumentation Workshop\\
May 6--9, Argonne, Illinois}
\author{A.B. Author, X.Y. Booster\\ %\thanks{Footnotes should be
%typeset in 9 point roman at the bottom of page where cited.}\\
{\em Advanced Photon Source, Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 South
Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL  60439}\\
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E.F. Cyclotron \\
{\em TRIUMF, 4004 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6T 2A3}
}
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These instructions give you basic guidelines for preparing camera-ready
papers for the {\em Beam Instrumentation Workshop}.  If you are not using
\LaTeX\ and will not be using the style files that are available, please
prepare your paper to look the same as this sample document.
Do not {\em cite} references in the abstract.
\end{abstract}

\section*{INTRODUCTION}

This document contains general formatting instructions.  For more detailed information, see the instructions which were mailed to you at the end of March.

Your goal is to simulate, as closely as possible,  the usual appearance of
typeset papers in the {\em AIP Conference Proceedings}.  One difference is that
the authors' affiliations should appear immediately following their names.  For
items not addressed in these instructions, please refer to the BIW workshop
held in Vancouver, B.C., AIP Conference Proceedings 333.  Prepare your
camera-ready paper in full-size format, on paper 21.6 cm $\times$ 27.9 cm (8
$\frac{1}{2}$ in $\times$ 11 in).  In order for AIP press to provide the fastest
possible publication, each author will type his/her manuscript and lay it out
with art and tables in place.  The book will be produced by a
photo-offset process directly from the pages (camera-ready copy) supplied by
the author and submitted to the Workshop Desk at the time of the workshop. 
Please check over your submission carefully and thoroughly proofread it before
submission.  This year the editors are asking for electronic copies of the papers in order to correct any typgraphical or grammatical errors.  Any proposed changes to technical content will be done only with the concurrence of the author.  

To ensure that your paper is reproduced clearly and in consistent size and format, please carefully follow the instructions given in this document.  All the instructions are important, so please follow them.  It is \un{essential} that the ``camera-ready copies" be absolutely clean, unfolded and not stapled.  Photocopies are not acceptable as original copies.

\subsection*{Desktop Publishing} 

The document is 5$\frac{1}{2}$ (wide) in $\times$ 8$\frac{1}{2}$ (long) in [14
cm (wide) $\times$ 21.2 cm (long)] and will be reduced by 15\%.  The type face
is Times Roman 12pt and the complete document is single spaced.  If using the
\verb@ \title, \author, \begin{abstract}/\end{abstract}@ ... commands the
formating will be taken care of for you.  If this is not available to you, the
parameters are as follows:  The complete text is in Times Roman, the title is
boldface, in cap/lowercase, centerd; authors are in cap/lowercase, centerd;
author affiliation(s) should be in Times Roman italic, cap/lowercase, centerd;
the abstract should be indented 1 cm from the left and right margins and
the abstract should be in a smaller font, and left/right justified.  Drop 2
line spaces to head of text.

\section*{GENERAL APPEARANCE}

\subsection*{Page Limits}

Authors of invited papers and tutorials are asked to limit their contribution to {\bf {\un20}} pages and contributed paper authors are requested to limit their
contribution to {\bf \un{8}} pages.

The text must be in English and must be typed to follow the specifications
given within the dimensions of this sample.  The copy should be evenly printed
on a high resolution printer (300 dots/inch) or higher).  There should not be
corrections made on the printed pages.  \un{Type on one side of the page
only}.

Major headings should be in upper-case letters, boldface and centered;
second-level headings should be in upper/lower-case letters, boldface and centered; and third-level headings should be upper/lower-case letters, in italics, and centered.  The style file will center the section headings automatically for you, but you will have to do the upper- and lower-case lettering.  Leave 2 lines of space above and 1 line of space below all headings.

\section*{ILLUSTRATIONS, PHOTOGRAPHS AND \mbox{TABLES}}

Illustrations must be clear, unfolded and their print quality must be even and
dark enough for reproduction.  Lettering and notations for all figures must
be large enough (approx. 2.5 mm) so that they are legible.  Please avoid
mounting figure with adhesive tape.  If tape is absolutely necessary then
ensure that it does {\bf NOT} cover any lettering, especially the annotations
and other text near the figure.

When referring to a figure, begin a sentence with Figure 1..., but if 
in the\hfilneg\ \par

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{\small \setlength{\baselineskip}{2.6ex}{\bf Figure~1.}  The figures should be
sequentially numbered with Arabic numbers.  The word Figure and the number
should be in boldface.}
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middle of a sentence use the abbreviated word Fig. 1 ... . Black and
white photographs (not color) are acceptable and they must be sharp.  Figures and
tables can be placed either in the text near their first reference or at the
end after the references are cited.  Table captions should be typed above the
tables and sequentially numbered within the text (Table 1) with Arabic
numbers.  The size of all tables and figures \un{should not exceed the text
area} (14.0~cm $\times$ 21.2~cm).


\section*{{\bf \LaTeX\ } STYLE}

An optional argument to documentstyle, BIW96 has been created.  This is evoked
by doing the following:  {{\small \verb@\documentstyle[12pt,biw96]{article}@}}.
This is a \LaTeX\ sub-style which supports title page, sectioning, and
bibliography.  A copy of this file is located at URL\ http://www.aps.anl.gov/biw96/biw96.html.\  (Please send e-mail to BIW96@aps.anl.gov should you require assistance.)

\section*{EQUATIONS}

Displayed equations should be centerd and numbered consecutively, with the
number set flush right and enclosed in parentheses.  Equations should be
referred to as Eq. X in the text where X is the equation number.

\section*{PAGINATION}

Number each page in non-reproducing blue color pencil on the bottom right-hand
corner (outside the text area).  The final pagination of the proceeding will be
done by AIP.

\section*{REFERENCES}

References should be identified in the text by a number enclosed in parenthesis
as shown at the end of this sentence. \cite{1}\  All references should be
organized to provide last name and initials of the author(s), title of paper,
volume (boldface or underline), page numbers, and year of publication of paper
in the journal/book. \cite{2,3,4}\ References should be listed together and
appear at the end of the text.

\bibliography{unsrt}
\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem{1} Author, X.Y., ``Title of the paper," Phys.\ Rev.\ {\bf D25}, 2015
(1982).
\bibitem{2} Author, X.Y., and Writer, A.B., {\em Title of Book} (World
Scientific, Singapore, 1986), Ch.\ 3, pp.\ 231-486.
\bibitem{3} Writer, A.B., ``Title of paper," presented at the Conference on
..., City, State, April 19--21, 1987.
\bibitem{4} Author, X.Y. and Somebody, A., ``Title of paper," in {\em
Proceedings of the Conference...} (Publisher, City, 1984) pp.\ 150--173.
\end{thebibliography}


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