Conference Proceedings

Papers based on invited talks will be published as one of the issue of the Canadian Journal of Physics in 2011. Click here for links to sample papers and special issues of the Canadian Journal of Physics. All papers will be peer reviewed and must follow journal guidelines.

In order to meet production deadlines, we request that authors submit their manuscript by August 28, 2010.

 

Submitting the Manuscript

Please upload your manuscript via the OSPREY online submission web page directly to the Canadian Journal of Physics. Please select "ASOS10" under the pull down menu under "Special Issue". Submissions before the deadline (August 28, 2010) are very welcome.

Please note that submission of your paper requires that you also upload a cover letter. Suggestions for potential referees are very welcome.

 

Manuscript Preparation

Instructions on how to prepare your manuscript are given on the Instructions to Authors page of the Canadian Journal of Physics.

Manuscripts may be prepared using LaTeX (or REVTeX). Authors are encouraged to use the CJP LaTeX style file nrc1.sty, which can be downloaded and installed from ftp://ftp.tex.ac.uk/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/nrc/. A link to this web site, and other information for authors, including the Copyright Transfer Form, can be obtained by starting from the CJP web page http://cjp.nrc.ca and following the links indicated there. Manuscripts can also be prepared as WordPerfect or MS Word files. Please submit figures in form of eps files.

All manuscripts, except those prepared using nrc1.sty, must be typed double-spaced, on one side only of quality paper 8.5 x 11  in. (or ISO A4) with 1  in. (2.5  cm) margins. The manuscript will include, in the following order, the title page, the abstract, a brief introduction, main text, concluding section, acknowledgments, reference list, any appendices, tables (each starting on a separate page and including a title), and figure captions (typed on a separate page in numerical order). Each page of the manuscript must be numbered, beginning with the title page. Use an italic font for material that is to be set in italics. Manuscripts that do not conform to this format may be returned to the author for correction before review.