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An Example of a Properly Formatted Submission to

DoKDoK 2019
DORIT DOKTORAND1,* , ARNULF AMPEREMETER1 , AND CARSTEN CHEF2
1 Fraunhofer Institute for Extraordinary Physics, Albert-Einstein-Straße π, 09556i Imaginärstedt, Germany
2 Institute
of Contemporary Photonics, Emil Wolf University, Photondrive 1, 0815/0 Lightville, UK
* Corresponding author: dokdok@uni-jena.de

INTRODUCTION. This template must be used for the


preparation of the contribution for DoKDoK 2019.
All accepted submissions will be published in the
conference proceedings and will also appear on the
website of the conference.
As opposed to conventional conferences, the pur-
pose of the submission to DoKDoK is to give the
reader a brief and lucid introduction to your topic.
Bear in mind that most of the readers, who comprise
mainly of doctoral students or beginners in optics,
may not be specialists in your research topic or field.
FORMATTING. All submissions must fit on one page
Fig. 2. The conference hall.
and must strictly adhere to the format of this tem-
plate. Do not change the settings of the template, concise caption that describes the figure. It is suffi-
e.g., to fit more content on one page. cient to provide a full explanation in the main text
Manuscripts are not copy-edited and must be, only.
therefore, provided in a publication-ready version All the figures will appear in color in print and
by the authors. We ask you to provide the original online. Please note that raster images should have a
files (Latex or Word) and a PDF. Necessary details resolution of at least 300 dpi to ensure good printing
of the preparation procedure are described below. quality. The labels in the figure cannot be smaller
Fonts. Palatino is used for typesetting the main text than 6 pt in the final submission. We reserve the
and Cambria Math for the equations. The sans-serif right to ask the author for post-corrections.
font is Calibri. The LaTeX templates uses these fonts References. References should be numbered in
if they are installed on your system or falls back to square brackets in order of appearance in the
similar fonts. text [1]. An appropriate list of references should ap-
Equations. Use boldface symbols to denote vectorial pear at the end of the paper. An example of proper
quantities. formatting is given at the end of this sample manu-
script, see [2-7].
𝜕𝐄
∇ × 𝐁 = 𝜇0 (𝐉 + 𝜀0 ) (1) EXPERIMENTAL SETUP. The deadline for submitting
𝜕𝑡
your abstract is 30th of June! On 15th July you will
Non-inline equations are numbered in parenthesis receive the acceptance notification for both, the oral
and referred to accordingly. An example is given in presentation or poster presentation category. Early
Eq. (1). registration will be closed on 18th of August. And
Figures. Figures should be embedded in the docu- finally, on 23rd September we will be happy to wel-
ment and labeled Fig. 1, Fig. 2, and so on. Subfig- come you in the “Alte Fliegerschule” in Eisenach!
ures use alphabetic lettering i.e. Fig. 1 (a). Provide a
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Thank you for submitting the
abstract!

[1] B. Saleh, M. Teich, Fundamentals of Photonics (John


Wiley & Sons, New York, 1991).
[2] R. F. Service, A. Cho, Science 330, 1622 (2010).
[3] G. Ryskin, Reports on Progress in Physics 73, 122801
(2010).
[4] J. A. Evans, J. G. Foster, Science 331, 721 (2011).
[5] H. Nifenecker, Reports on Progress in Physics 74, 022801
(2011).
[6] A. Zayats, I. Smolyaninov, A. Maradudin, Physics Re-
ports 408, 131 (2005).
[7] L. Novotny, C. Hafner, Physical Review E 50, 4094
(1994).
Fig. 1. The conference venue.

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