Plenary Lectures and Oral Contributions:

1. Manuscripts must be submitted in duplicate, clearly typed on one side of the paper only, with wide margins and double line spacing. Unclear typing should be avoided, since it is difficult to read for the typesetter.

Original figures with copies of the paper of the same size as the manuscripts should be included. Half-tone should be black and white only and rich in contrast. Great care should be taken of correct focusing to avoid blurred details.

1. The paper must have a short abstract.
2. All papers will be subjected to peer refereeing . Footnotes (as few and as short as possible) should be typed at the bottom of the page on which they occur. Do not mix footnotes and references.
3. Reference should be typed as follows:

For a journal paper:

[1] A. L. Allsop, V. R. Green and N. J. Stone, Hyp. Int. 12 (1982) 289.

For a book:

[2] R. van Lieshout, A. H. Wapstra, R. A. Ricci and R. K. Girgis, in: Alpha-Beta and Gamma ray Spectroscopy, Vol. 1, ed. K. Siegbahn (North-Holland, Amsterdam, 1965) p. 501.

Conference Proceedings:

[3] E.C. Halbert in : Proc. Int. Conf. on Nuclear Physics, Gatlinburg 1966, eds. R.L. Becker, C.D. Goodman, P.H. Stelson and A. Zucker (Academic Press, New York 1967) p. 531.

A laboratory report or reprint:

[4] T.H. Bassel, R.M. Drisko and G.R. Satchler, Oak Ridge National Laboratory report ORNAL-3240 (1969) p.54.

No comments or remarks should be made in the references.

1. Equations should be carefully typed or clearly handwritten, leaving adequate space for printer's annotations.
2. Tables, which must have a short heading, should be typed on separate sheets of paper.
3. All Greek letters should be underlined in red. The symbol for sum should not be underlined. Indicate all Euclidean vectors by wavy underlining; do not use arrows.
4. Special attention should be paid to characters that can be easily misread, such as i (lower case), I (capital), l (ell), 1 (one); '(prime), o (lower case), O (capital), 0 (zero), ^o (degree); u,v (vee), (Greek nu), V (capital); (multiplication sign), x, X; 2 (two), z, Z; p, P, (Greek rho), etc.
5. Use the metric system of units and the abbreviations recommended by the SUN Commission of the IUPAP, Physica 93 A (1978) 1-60. The correct abbreviations of some commonly abused units are: sr, fm, keV, Mb. Units must be correctly abbreviated in the figures.

Hyperfine Interactions is a publication of Baltzer Publishers, information for formatting the text can also be found on http://www.baltzer.nl/hyper/.

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Poster Contributions:

1. The poster contributions must be submitted in duplicate, camera-ready format with 4 pages.
2. They should be neatly printed on white A4 paper of good quality and all diagrams should be incorporated in the text. The text, together with diagrams, on any page must fit into an area 250 mm high and 170 mm wide, using single line spacing and 12 pt characters (Times New Roman style).
3. The manuscript must be composed as follows: title (in capitals, bold, centered), one line spacing, authors (italics) and address (centered), two line spacing, a summary of maximum 100 words, two line spacing, main text, references.
4. The references should be referred to by putting numbers between square brackets (or slanted lines when square brackets are not available), e.g. [1] (or /1/ ), and should be of the following form:

[1] A. First, B. Second and C. Third, Hyp. Int. 45 (1967) 89.

1. The pages should be numbered carefully on the back.

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Instructions for Poster Presentation:

The available space for each poster contribution will be 120 cm X 200 cm (height X width)

DEADLINE: July 15, 1997.

Please do not send papers by fax or e-mail!

Forward to:

Elisa Baggio Saitovitch - Chairperson
Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas (CBPF)
Rua Dr. Xavier Sigaud, 150
Urca - Rio de Janeiro - RJ
22290-180 Brazil