Workshop on New Kinds of Positron Sources for Linear Colliders - Guidelines for Authors and Working Group Leaders

Workshop on New Kinds of Positron Sources for Linear Colliders

Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford, California March 4-7, 1997

Guidelines for Authors and Working Group Leaders

The proceedings of the Workshop will be published as a SLAC Report. The SLAC Reports are bound with a soft, red cover and are considered to be publications, in contrast to the SLAC-Pubs that are pre-prints. SLAC Reports are distributed to over 500 high-energy physics laboratories and related facilities. All Workshop participants will receive a copy of the Proceedings.

Copies of SLAC Reports are normally available for several years following publication by sending email to crystal@slac.stanford.edu.

The Proceedings will consist of annotated transparencies that will be introduced by a formally written summary of at least one page for each talk or working group.

The speakers and Working Group leaders will be responsible for preparing this material.

Editing guidelines are as follows:

1. The material of the transparencies should be limited if possible to a field of about 16x23 cm.
2. The top transparency should have the name of the speaker and title of the talk, or name of the Group Leader and name of the Group.
3. The transparencies should be numbered.
4. Each transparency should have sufficient notation (even if added after the talk) to make it understandable by a reader who has not heard the talk.
5. The summaries also should be limited to a field of about 16x23 cm. Ready for printing summaries are desired. If absolutely necessary, a handwritten summary may be submitted.
6. The transparencies and summaries are to be turned in to Clendenin no later than the end of the Workshop.

Links to: The New Kinds of Positron Sources Workshop, the Accelerator Department and to SLAC.

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