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%%                      CPJour2 TeX Macro Package                   %%
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%%                     (c) Springer-Verlag 1991                     %%
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%%       TeX Support                              Version 1990, 0.9 %%
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%%  please report all errors via e-mail to SPRINGER@DHDSPRI6.bitnet %%
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%%  through e-mail to                     TEXMACROS@DHDSPRI6.bitnet %%
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% Welcome to the CPJour2 document style.
% This file will automatically format your document according to
% the requirements of the publisher. You may run it on any system
% based on Plain TeX by Donald E. Knuth.
% Please follow the instructions carefully.
%
% !!! If you have your own macros and definition for your text,
% !!! please enter them here.
%
% TeX will be automatically initialized with the
% following command:
%
\input cpjour2.cmm
%
% To generate a "referee version" (single column, double-line spacing)
% activate the command by deleting the "%" in the following line:
% \refereelayout
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% The following commands will format the title page. It is
% only necessary to replace 5 "?s" with your text.
% You may use longer text comprising more than one line.
% Please leave the { } as they are. If necessary look at
% CPJOUR2.DEM for examples.
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
% First give the MAINTITLE. Please overwrite the 5 "?s" with
% the title of your paper.
%
  \MAINTITLE={ ????? }
%
% The main title and all headings should not be capitalized,
% except for the first letter and any other words which
% are always capitalized.
% Now it should read, for example \MAINTITLE={ Gas in cosmic voids }
%
% If FOOTNOTES are needed in the \MAINTITLE or in the \SUBTITLE
% the command \FOOTNOTE{<Your footnotetext>}
% is typed immediately after the word where the footnote
% indicator should be placed.
% For example, you may wish to write
%
% \MAINTITLE={ Fifo Nets Without
% Order Deadlock\FOOTNOTE{ This is a footnote } }
% \FOOTNOTE may appear only in the \MAINTITLE or in the \SUBTITLE.
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
% The next entry may be the subtitle. This is optional. If you have
% no subtitle, leave the 5 "?s" as they are.
%
  \SUBTITLE={ ????? }
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
% Now the NAME(S) OF THE AUTHOR(S) must be given: the first name
% followed by the surname. If there is more than one author, the order
% is up to you. However, if there are more than two authors, you must
% separate the names by commas. If the authors have different
% affiliations, each name has to be followed by @1, @2, ... , the
% numbers referring to the different addresses to be listed in the next
% command. If there are two or more affiliations for one author please
% include them - separated by commas - in curly braces after the @-sign,
% e.g.: @{1,2,5} If you have done this correctly, the entry now reads,
% for example, \AUTHOR={H. Sexner@1, B. Gustofsson@2 and T. Mayer@{1,3}}
%
  \AUTHOR={ ????? }
%
% If you wish to give a PRESENT ADDRESS write, for example,
%    \PRESADD{ Fachbereich 10, Informatik Universit\"at des
%     Saarlandes, D-6600 Saarbr\"ucken, Federal Republic of Germany }
%    \PRESADD may appear in \AUTHOR only
%
% An example of \AUTHOR with \PRESADD and @x (affiliation):
%    \AUTHOR={ H. Sexner@1,
%     B. Gustofsson@2\PRESADD{University of Stockholm,
%     Prinsendam 14} and T. Mayer@{1,3} }
%
% If there is more than one author, you must provide an address for
% offprint requests: for example \SENDOFF={ H. Sexner }
%
  \SENDOFF={ ????? }
%
% If you wish a dedication please replace the 5 "?s" of the next
% command with its text
%
  \DEDICATION={ ????? }
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% Next the ADDRESS(ES) OF THE INSTITUTE(S) are required.If there is
% more than one address, you begin each one with @1, @2, ... .
% Please make sure that the numbers match those placed next to
% to the authors' names.
%
  \INSTITUTE={ ????? }
%
% Again you should compare the result with the following example.
% If you have replaced the 5 "?s" correctly, your input should read, for
% example
% \INSTITUTE={@1 European Southern Observatory
%             @2 Universit\"at Heidelberg
%             @3 Institute of Astronomy, ETH-Zentrum,
%                CH-8092 Z\"urich, Switzerland}
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
% Please insert the dates of receipt and acceptance of your manuscript
% as soon as they are known. To remind you there is a message that
% appears in the TeX log as well as in your output.
% \RECDATE={24 October}
% \ACCDATE={3 December 1986}
% The dates MUST be given in this form. If the two dates are in the
% same year, type the year in \ACCDATE only otherwise code both years.
% The date of the revision is optional, it is appended if you supply
% one.
%
  \RECDATE={ ????? }
  \ACCDATE={ ????? }
  \REVISED={ ????? }
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
% Each paper MUST have an abstract. This is done using the command
% \SUMMARY. Do not type the heading "Abstract:"; this will be
% automatically generated by the macro.
%
  \SUMMARY={ ????? }
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% The next entry concerns the key words.
%
  \KEYWORDS={ ????? }
%
% Here again is an example:
%           \KEYWORDS={active galactic nuclei -- interstellar magnetic
%                      field -- shock fronts}
%
%
% Now you have completed the title page. To be sure that you have
% done everything correctly, you can run this file with the command
% TEX CPJOUR2.BIG
%
% Please do not overrule the following command.
\maketitle
%
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
%
% !!!!! NOW YOU CAN START WITH YOUR TEXT
% !!!!! USING SPRINGER MACROS DESCRIBED IN THE INSTRUCTIONS
%
% 1. You can insert the body of your article here
%
%    and
%
% 2. If you have already written your text using TeX:
% a. You must code (for titles etc., see Instructions) with our codes
% b. If you have layout codes in your text, such as
%    \hsize, \vsize, \eject, spaces, or special fonts,
%    these must be taken out. (There may nevertheless be
%    exceptional occasions to use some of them)
% c. If you have your own macros; you must
%    - take out the layout commands
%    - input the CPJour2 macros AFTER your own macros,
%      so some of them are replaced.
%---------------------------------------------------------------------
%      For example:
%
%      \titlea{Introduction}
%      Relativistic plasmas have been extensively studied in ... .
\bye