Dear TGF'11 participants!
Update: We are glad to invite you to the mini-symposium "Mathematical Models and Information-Intelligent Systems on Transport" which is part of the 12th Intenational Conference Computational and Mathematical Methods in Science and Enginnering. The conference will be held on July 2 - 5, 2012 at Hotel Galua (La Manga, Murcia, Spain).
Additional information can be found at the conference website at: http://gsii.usal.es/~CMMSE/
TGF'11 Information
The TGF'11 conference has ended. We would like to thank you all for coming and for making this conference a great success. We hope you enjoyed your stay in Moscow as much as we enjoyed having you here. Good luck on all of your future endeavors, we hope too meet you again in the future.
Proceedings
Update: Abstract book of the conference was published. Additional information can be found here
Update: We wish a very happy New Year to all our participants! Please note that the submission deadline has been extended to January 15th, 2012.
Update: Dear participants! Due to many requests we are extending the submission deadline to January 1st, 2012.
Dear participants of the TGF'11 conference!
The organizing committee with Prof. Schadschneider and Prof. Schreckenberg offer you to take part in preparing the publishing of the conference proceedings.
The proceedings of the TGF'11 conference will be published by Springer.
All contributors, presenting an oral presentation may submit a paper for the proceedings.
Deadline for submission
The deadline for submission is December 1st, 2011.
The full text of the paper should be submitted before the deadline and sent to the conference email address: conference@tgf11.ru
Number of pages
The maximum number of pages is about 14 pages for plenary talks and 10 pages for oral presentations.
Format
We ask you to submit your paper in TEX format. In order to have a homogeneous submission, please follow the indications below (or given in the templates). Thank you in advance!
Names of authors: please give the full names (first and last names).
Please also state the exact name of your section (I-V).
Multiple addresses: need to be labeled with numbers.
A summary will be provided at the beginning of the paper (typically 5-20 lines).
Bibliography: Bibliographic references will be labeled with numbers and numbered in the order of appearance in text.
Some examples will be given in the templates for books, proceedings, journals, etc.
Color figures are possible. However, they should be used only if the colors carry some extra information.
Be aware that the editors may introduce some minor modifications to your paper without notice. In particular, some figures may be turned black and white if color is not necessary.
Templates
Here are the latex templates. They include 5 files:
- templates/author.tex: the latex file where you can include the text of your contribution.
- templates/figure.eps: figure file example. This is encapsulated postscript.
- templates/reference.tex: the file for the list of bibliographic references.
- templates/svind.ist, templates/svmult.cls: the two last files are style files that are needed to compile the latex file.
For those not used to latex, the commands to compile the latex file are:
- latex author
- latex author
- dvips author
Note that the latex command has been run twice on purpose. The dvips command creates a postscript file. You can turn it into a pdf file with the command "ps2pdf" for example (linux command).
When you submit your contribution, please send the latex file + reference file + figures in a single zip, rar or gzip file, with your name and your paper id appearing in the zip file name, this would be helpful.