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\begin{document}

\markboth{M.Authorfirst -- NAME Collaboration}
{Additional Guidelines for MESON2008 Authors}

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\title{ADDITIONAL GUIDELINES FOR MESON 2008 AUTHORS
OF LARGE COLLABORATIONS}

\author{\footnotesize M.Authorfirst$^{\star}$$^,$\footnote{E-mail address: 
First.Author@domain.of.first.author}~, 
A.Authorname01$^{\%}$, 
B.Authorxy02$^{\#}$ 
C.Authory03$^{\sqcup}$
D.Authorpqr04$^{\$}$
E.Authorsd05$^{\#,\&}$
F.Authorgh06$^{\%}$
G.Authorws07$^{\div}$, 
H.Author08$^{\%}$, 
I.Authortyu09$^{\cup}$, 
J.Author-Author10$^{\%}$, 
K.Authormn11$^{+}$, 
L.M.Author12$^{\#}$, 
N.Author13$^{\star}$, 
O.Authorpqst14$^{\sqcap}$, 
P.Author15$^{\sqcup}$, 
Q.Auth16$^{\div}$,  
R.Authorname17$^{\div}$, 
S.Authora18$^{\star}$, 
T.Authorbgtyre19$^{\cup}$, 
U.Author20$^{\&}$, 
V.Aut21$^{\mp,\times}$, 
W.Authorrrrr22$^{\uplus}$, 
X.At23$^{\pm}$, 
Y.Author24$^{\cap}$, 
Z.Authornm25$^{\uplus}$, 
A.Author26$^{\circ}$, 
B.Auth27$^{\cup}$, 
C.Authorauthor28$^{\star}$, 
D.Author29$^{\star}$,  
E.Auth-Auth30$^{\cup}$, 
F.Author31$^{\%}$, 
G.Authordrgt32$^{\sqcap}$, 
H.Author33$^{\div}$, 
I.Authorwerty34$^{\$}$, 
J.Author35$^{\sqcup}$, 
K.Authornam36$^{\#}$, 
L.Author37$^{\%,\pm}$, 
M.Author38$^{\$}$, 
N.\v Author39$^{\#}$, 
O.Author40$^{\triangleleft}$
P.Authorname41$^{\star}$
Q.Author42$^{\div}$
R.S.Author43$^{\cup,\triangleright}$
}

\address{
$^{\star}$Institute Name01, University Name01, Town01, Country01\\ 
$^{\%}$Institute02, University Name02, Town02, Country02\\
$^{\#}$Institute03, University03, Town03, Country03\\
$^{\$}$Institute Longername04, University Name04, Town04, Country04\\ 
$^{\&}$Institution05, Town05, Country05\\ 
$^{+}$Institute Name06, University Name06, Town06, Country06\\ 
$^{\pm}$Institute Name07, University Name07, Town07, Country07\\
$^{\mp}$Institute08, University08, Town08, Country08\\
$^{\times}$Institute Name09, University Name09, Town09, Country09\\ 
$^{\otimes}$Institution10, Town10, Country10\\
$^{\circ}$Institute Name11, University Name11, Town11, Country11\\
$^{\bullet}$Institute Longername12, University12, Town12, Country12\\
$^{\div}$Institute Name13, University Name13, Town13, Country13\\
$^{\cap}$Institute14, University Name14, Town14, Country14\\
$^{\cup}$Institute Name15, University15, Town15, Country15\\
$^{\uplus}$Institute Name16, University Name16, Town16, Country16\\
$^{\sqcap}$Institute Name17, University Othername17, Town17, Country17\\
$^{\sqcup}$Institution18, Town18, Country18\\
$^{\triangleleft}$Institute Name19, University Name19, Town19, Country19\\
$^{\triangleright}$Institute Name20, University Name20, Town20, Country20\\
}

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\begin{abstract}
In addition to the template file provided by the IJMPA Publisher, here
another sample is provided, demonstrating how to prepare a contribution
with a long author/institution list.  Some features of including
compact figures are also discussed.  Short comments on the style 
of bibliographic citations are given.

\keywords{long author list; neighboring figures; bibliography style.}
\end{abstract}

\section{Large Collaborations}  

If in your manuscript authors from more than five institutions
have to be listed, please do not use the original IJMPA template.
Instead follow the example given in this sample file - order the
authors alphabetically, with the exception of the presenting author
(and eventual main authors of your choice), which can be placed at 
the beginning of the list.  Contrary to the regular IJMPA format, 
do not use capital letters for the whole name and specify only 
initials, not the full first name.  Do not provide e-mail addresses; 
if you think it mandatory give the e-mail of the main author in the 
footer.  In the page descriptor insert the first author and the
collaboration name only, as done above in this file in the 
{\tt markboth} command.

List the institutions in any order you like, but 
{\bf necessarily keep} ordering of the special symbols appearing 
as the institution references for each author.  That is the
first listed institution {\bf must} appear under {\verb:\star:}
description, the second under {\verb:\%:} and so on.
The example contains 20 symbols, if you need more please add 
others of your choice, but do not use the ones reserved for 
footnotes {e.g. \verb:\ast, \dagger, \clubsuit, \heartsuit:}.
Every author must be attached to at least one institution from the
list, but of course can obtain more references.  Try to keep the
names short, do not include lab nor group names, neither zip codes.


\section{Figures}

Usually you insert just one picture per figure, centered on the page.  
If you want to place two pictures within a single figure (one caption), 
use {\verb:\parbox:} environment, with properly adjusted sizes of your
pictures to match the same vertical space - as in Fig.~\ref{fig1}.
Of course you can try to fit more panels in a row, but remember 
that small figures are less clear.  Additional rows of
pictures can be considered as well; the caption must clearly 
describe every panel (you can use lettering instead of {\em left},
{\em right} descriptors - place them in panels as well then).

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
\parbox[c]{0.46\textwidth}{
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{f1a.eps}
}
\parbox[c]{0.5\textwidth}{
\centering
\includegraphics[width=0.42\textwidth]{f1b.eps}
}
\vspace*{8pt}
\caption{{\bf Left}: First panel of the figure contains some drawing. 
{\bf Right}: Something else is shown in the second panel. A reference
to the bibligraphy item within the caption is included\protect\cite{col}.}
\label{fig1}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

Similarly you can place two figures with separate captions next to 
each other.  In Figs.~\ref{fig2} and~\ref{fig3} this task is 
accomplished with the help of the {\tt minipage} environment.

\begin{figure}[t]
\begin{center}
\begin{minipage}[t]{0.48\textwidth}
\centerline{\epsfysize 6.4 cm
\epsfbox{f2.eps}}
\caption{\label{fig2} One figure presented with its caption on the
left side of the page.}
\end{minipage} \hfill
\begin{minipage}[t]{0.48\textwidth}
\centerline{\epsfysize 6.4 cm
\epsfbox{f3.eps}}
\caption{\label{fig3} Another picture on the right side. In this case 
both figures are equal size.  Of course you can adjust sizes, but strong
asymmetry will not look nice. }
\end{minipage}
\end{center}
\end{figure}

Last {\bf important remark:} remember, that in the journal all
figures will be printed in {\bf gray shades} only (black-and white).
Therefore, when preparing the figures try to select colors which 
will be still visible and distinguishable from others when reproduced
in the journal.
 

\section{Bibliography}

If you want to indicate that a paper is produced by a collaboration,
indicate it as shown in\cite{col}.  If the author list of the
paper contains more than three names use {\it et al.} abbreviation
with only the first name listed.  Also web pages can be quoted, as
in Ref.~\refcite{web}.

Refering to a bibliography item in the figure (or table) caption
is possible when done with the {\verb:\protect:} command, as
done in Fig.~\ref{fig1}.

\begin{thebibliography}{9}
\bibitem{col} N. Author {\it et al.} [NAME Collaboration], 
{\it Some Internal Institution Paper} {\bf Suppl. No. 123}, 251 (2004).
\bibitem{web} ``Title of the important contribution'', 
{\it http://www.page.ad}.
\end{thebibliography}

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