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%International Workshop on Hadron Physics, Coimbra 1999

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{\large\bf Sample Abstract for International Workshop on Hadron 
Physics}\\[4mm]

A.B. Charly$^a$, D.E. Foxtrot$^b$ and G.H. India$^c$\\ 				

{\small \em $^a$Alpha Institute, $^b$University of Beta, $^c$Gamma 
University}\\[3mm]

{\bf 1. Format}\\
The abstract should fit into one page of size A4 (print area 160 mm 
x 240 mm, no page number). The manuscript should be submitted in the 
form of a single standard postscript or pdf file, optimized for 
portability. The LaTex source file ABSTRACT.TEX can be used as a 
template. 
\footnote{Manuscripts not written using LaTeX should use the font 
Times New Roman 12pt.}\\

Figures should be readable also after an eventual reduction of the abstract 
to half size (A5).\\

{\bf 2. Submission}\\
Electronic submission is strongly recommended. Should this not be 
possible, send a camera-ready paper copy by regular mail.\\

The deadline for Abstracts is May 31, 1999.\\

By submitting an abstract the authors agree to its publication at 
the conference web site.\\

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time & particle number & state		\\
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early & 0 & $a_\omega f_\omega + h.c.$ \\
late & $(exp (8\pi M \omega) -1)^{-1}$ & $(b_\omega p_\omega 
+ c_\omega q_\omega) + h.c.$ \\
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{\it Table 1.}
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{\bf References }\\
1. J.K. Lima {\it et al.}, Phys. Lett. {\bf XNN}(1999)nnn.\\
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