General information

• Symposium proceedings will be published as a special issue of the  Reports on Mathematical Physics
• Contributed papers should not be published or submitted for publication elsewhere.
• Page limit is 12 pages for invited talks and 8 pages for other presentations, only one paper per participant.
• Papers should preferably be prepared in TeX or LaTeX using romp34.sty  style file (cf. below).
• The LaTeX source and two hard copies of each contribution should be submitted to the address below (do not use the address  smp34@phys.uni.torun.pl  for electronic submissions).
 
R. Mrugala
Managing Editor, ROMP
Institute of Physics, N. Copernicus University
Grudziadzka 5
87-100 Torun, Poland
e-mail:   romp@phys.uni.torun.pl
 
• PostScript (PS or EPS)  is the preferred format for figures.
• Bibliography should conform with the ROMP standards (cf. the file example.tex linked below).
• Papers will be refereed.
• The deadline for submission of materials is August 31, 2002.

LaTeX style file romp34.sty

Using romp34.sty style file will make your LaTeX output look like a paper in ROMP, hence it will help you keep within the page limits, preview line breaks, etc. Here are some more detailed instructions.

• Download the style file  romp34.sty  by clicking here:  romp34.sty .
• Save it  (named romp34.sty)  in the same directory where your paper LaTeX source file(s) is kept and processed.
• Your paper should be prepared in the standard LaTeX  "article"  or  "report"  style syntax. romp34.sty  just alters the meaning of typical commands, like  \maketitle, \section,  etc., so there are no new things to learn. Please, study the short exemplary file example.tex.
• romp34.sty  works fine with both LaTeX 2.09 and LaTeX2E. With LaTeX 2.09 you simply begin your source file with

 
\documentstyle[romp34]{article}
...
while with LaTeX2E it should be
 
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{romp34}
...
• Do not change any formatting (lengths), numbering or referencing definitions in the  romp34  style. The papers are eventually processed as a single LaTeX job and similar macro names appearing in different papers cause problems which are often hard to detect. Therefore, the use of private macros should be reduced to a necessary minimum; if you use any, please do not forget to include them in the source of your paper, avoiding short names likely to be repeated, e.g. "\be" for "\begin{equation}" or for "\beta". Do not use local macro packages which are not standard, in particular do not use Scientific Word. Discard from your source file any macros not used in this file.
• The source file should not contain lines longer than 80 characters. Also discard from your file any lines commented out by "%". E-mail system may wrap long lines, possibly altering TeX output. Moreover, since your file will be reformated by us, short lines will make our work easier.
• In case of any problems or questions do not hesitate to contact us at  romp@phys.uni.torun.pl
• You may also visit the ROMP www site at http://www.phys.uni.torun.pl/zfmis/romp/  for related information.

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