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\begin_layout Abstract
-An abstract should not contain concrete mathematics, but rather should be
- discrete.
- Be brief and avoid using mathematical notation except where absolutely
- necessary, since this brief synopsis will be used by search engines to
- identify your article!
+An abstract should not contain concrete mathematics,
+ but rather should be discrete.
+ Be brief and avoid using mathematical notation except where absolutely necessary,
+ since this brief synopsis will be used by search engines to identify your article!
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packages should be minimized as much as possible.
- Math notation, like
+ Math notation,
+ like
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+,
+ can be left in
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-'s default Computer Modern typefaces for manuscript preparation; or, if
- you have the appropriate fonts installed, the
+'s default Computer Modern typefaces for manuscript preparation;
+ or,
+ if you have the appropriate fonts installed,
+ the
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- packages may be used, which will better approximate the finished article.
+ packages may be used,
+ which will better approximate the finished article.
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+ command,
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- In general, the style of the journal is to leave all section headings unnumbere
-d.
- Consult the journal editor if you wish to depart from this and other convention
-s.
+Section headings use an initial capital letter on the first word,
+ with subsequent words lowercase.
+ In general,
+ the style of the journal is to leave all section headings unnumbered.
+ Consult the journal editor if you wish to depart from this and other conventions.
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The same goes for second-level headings.
- It is not necessary to add font commands to make the math within heads
- bold and sans serif; this change will occur automatically when the production
- style is applied.
+ It is not necessary to add font commands to make the math within heads bold and sans serif;
+ this change will occur automatically when the production style is applied.
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can be submitted as either color or black & white graphics.
- Generally, color graphics will be used for the online publication, and
- converted to black & white images for the print journal.
+ Generally,
+ color graphics will be used for the online publication,
+ and converted to black & white images for the print journal.
We recommend using whatever graphics program you are most comfortable with,
- so long as the submitted graphic is provided as a separate file using a
- standard file format.
+ so long as the submitted graphic is provided as a separate file using a standard file format.
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-For best results, please follow the following guidelines:
+For best results,
+ please follow the following guidelines:
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-Bitmapped file formats---preferably TIFF or JPEG, but not BMP---are appropriate
- for photographs, using a resolution of at least 300 dpi at the final scaled
- size of the image.
+Bitmapped file formats---preferably TIFF or JPEG,
+ but not BMP---are appropriate for photographs,
+ using a resolution of at least 300 dpi at the final scaled size of the image.
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-Line art will reproduce best if provided in vector form, preferably EPS.
+Line art will reproduce best if provided in vector form,
+ preferably EPS.
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-Alternatively, both photographs and line art can be provided as PDF files.
- Note that creating a PDF does not affect whether the graphic is a bitmap
- or vector; saving a scanned piece of line art as PDF does not convert it
- to scalable line art.
+Alternatively,
+ both photographs and line art can be provided as PDF files.
+ Note that creating a PDF does not affect whether the graphic is a bitmap or vector;
+ saving a scanned piece of line art as PDF does not convert it to scalable line art.
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-package, please be sure to provide a PDF of the manuscript.
- In the production process,
+package,
+ please be sure to provide a PDF of the manuscript.
+ In the production process,
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-For photos of contributing authors, we prefer photos that are not cropped
- tight to the author's profile, so that production staff can crop the head
- shot to an equal height and width.
- If possible, avoid photographs that have excess shadows or glare.
+For photos of contributing authors,
+ we prefer photos that are not cropped tight to the author's profile,
+ so that production staff can crop the head shot to an equal height and width.
+ If possible,
+ avoid photographs that have excess shadows or glare.
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-Theorems, definitions, proofs, and all that.
+Theorems,
+ definitions,
+ proofs,
+ and all that.
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- These environments can be numbered or unnumbered, at the author's discretion.
+Theorems,
+ lemmas,
+ axioms,
+ and the like are stylized using italicized text.
+ These environments can be numbered or unnumbered,
+ at the author's discretion.
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+Proofs set in roman (upright) text,
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-Definitions, remarks, and notation are stylized as roman text.
- They are typically unnumbered, but there are no hard-and-fast rules about
- numbering.
+Definitions,
+ remarks,
+ and notation are stylized as roman text.
+ They are typically unnumbered,
+ but there are no hard-and-fast rules about numbering.
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-The authors wish to thank the Greek polymath Anonymous, whose prolific works
- are an endless source of inspiration.
+The authors wish to thank the Greek polymath Anonymous,
+ whose prolific works are an endless source of inspiration.
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-Adam Parker, Who solved the Bernoulli equation and how did they do it?
+Adam Parker,
+ Who solved the Bernoulli equation and how did they do it?
+
\emph on
Coll.
Math.
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-Brian Hopkins, ed.,
+Brian Hopkins,
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\emph on
Resources for Teaching Discrete Mathematics
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-, Mathematical Association of America, Washington DC, 2009.
+,
+ Mathematical Association of America,
+ Washington DC,
+ 2009.
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received his Ph.D.
in history and political science from Johns Hopkins University.
- He held visiting positions at Cornell and Wesleyan before joining the faculty
- at Princeton, where he was eventually appointed president of the university.
- Among his proudest accomplishments was the abolition of eating clubs at
- Princeton on the grounds that they were elitist.
+ He held visiting positions at Cornell and Wesleyan before joining the faculty at Princeton,
+ where he was eventually appointed president of the university.
+ Among his proudest accomplishments was the abolition of eating clubs at Princeton on the grounds that they were elitist.
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-Office of the President, Princeton University, Princeton NJ 08544
+Office of the President,
+ Princeton University,
+ Princeton NJ 08544
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-entered Stanford University in 1891, after failing all of the entrance exams
- except mathematics.
+entered Stanford University in 1891,
+ after failing all of the entrance exams except mathematics.
He received his B.S.
- degree in geology in 1895, spent time as a mining engineer, then was appointed
- by his co-author to the U.S.
- Food Administration and the Supreme Economic Council, where he orchestrated
- the greatest famine relief efforts of all time.
+ degree in geology in 1895,
+ spent time as a mining engineer,
+ then was appointed by his co-author to the U.S.
+ Food Administration and the Supreme Economic Council,
+ where he orchestrated the greatest famine relief efforts of all time.
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\begin_layout Affiliation
-Hoover Institution, Stanford University, Stanford CA 94305
+Hoover Institution,
+ Stanford University,
+ Stanford CA 94305
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