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International Cosmic Ray Workshop
«T i e n — S h a n 2006»

SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS OF CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

Following the traditional format, participants are invited to submit abstracts of papers which they would like to present at the ICRW “Tien-Shan 2006” either in the poster session or orally. The deadline for submitting the abstracts for the contributed papers is May 1, 2006. The presenters would be notified about the acceptance or rejection of the paper by May 31, 2005.

Please prepare the abstract as per the format shown below and mail the text file to yakovlev32@mail.ru as an attachment to your message

FORMAT FOR THE ABSTRACT

The abstracts should be prepared in the ascii text (U.S. English) format, without using any word processor (MS Word, etc.) giving the following information:

PREFERRED MODE OF PRESENTATION:

(Oral / Poster) (Due to paucity of time, only about 1/3rd of the papers are expected to be presented orally and the remaining papers will be presented in Poster sessions. Dedicated Poster sessions will be organized for viewing the posters and for discussions with the presenters who are expected to be present near their posters during these sessions).

ABSTRACT TITLE:

PRESENTER's NAME:

(Family Name followed by the First Name or Initials)

CO-AUTHORS

(Family name followed by the First name or Initials for each):

PRESENTER's INSTITUTION/UNIVERSITY:

INSTITUTION/UNIVERSITY ADDRESS:

E-MAIL:

GROUP NAME:

(If Any):

COLLABORATION NAME:
(If Any)

NAME AND E-MAIL ADDRESS OF THE PRESENT SPOKESPERSON OF THE COLLABORATION:

TEXT OF THE ABSTRACT
(Max. 200 Words, Simple Ascii Text, No Formatting, No Figures)

SAMPLE ABSTRACT

Oral or Poster

Study of Cosmic Rays from the Moon on the Everest.

Star, A.K.^1,

Space, B.C.^2,

King, C.D.^1 and

Ball, R.H.^3

1 Department of Physics, Moon University, UR 266645,Labyrinth

2 Department of Physics, U.S.S.R. College, , MC 25101917, Sparta

3 Department of Physics, Muon University, MUON, AN 666123, Antiquia

abc123@yahoo.com

The paper should be typed in using the standard ascii text format without the use of any word processor. Scientific terms should be reproduced as closely as possible using the standard symbols available on the standard U.S. English keyboard.

References

1 Abcdef, Y.Z., J.Geophysics.Res., 82, 561 (1966).

2 Agrawal, P.K. and Singh, G.K., Phys. Rev. Lett. 53, 632 (2002).

 

Possible topics of the Workshop could be:

a) Around the energy spectrum “knee”

b) Hadrons in EAS cores;

c) Exotic phenomena in EAS’s at E > 10¹⁶ eV;

d) Cosmic rays and the weather in Space and on the Earth.

e) Miscellanea.

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