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1DEPARTMENT
OF MATHEMATICS,
PANJAB UNIVERSITY, CHANDIGART, INDIA
EMAIL: [email protected]
2INDIAN
INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, DELHI, INDIA
Third Author’s Affiliation, :::
ABSTRACT. Here, you describe the abstract your paper in Times New Roman 9pt. Here, you
describe the abstract your paper in Times New Roman 9pt. Here, you describe the abstract your paper
in Times New Roman 9pt.
Keywords: Keyword_1, Keyword_2, …, Keyword_n in Times New Roman 9pt.
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Introduction
This paper introduces the format of your paper to FIM 2013. Please use this template
if you are Word users. We recommend Times New Roman 10 point fonts except the title and some headers.
This is A4 size format. Please do not change the page style like margin, paper size, indents, etc., of this file.
For preparing your manuscript, please have the following steps.
1. At first, examine fim_paper.pdf file in the web page.
2. Copy a file fim_paper.doc in the web page.
3. Prepare your manuscript (more than 4 pages and maximally 10 pages) by editing this fim_paper.doc.
4. Please do not change the format in this doc file.
5. This is A4 size format. After finishing your manuscript, please translate your manuscript to a pdf file, and
send it as an attached file to [email protected].
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Tables and Figures
This section describes the handling of a table, a figure, and subsections. This
section describes the handling of a table, a figure, and subsections.
2.1 Table The following is an example of a table data. The following is an example of a table data. The
following is an example of a table data. The following is an example of a table data. The following is an
example of a table data.
Table 1: An explanation of a table
2.2 Figure
The following is an example of handling a figure.
Figure 1: An explanation of a figure
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Base, pp.487-499, 1994. (Citation of a proceeding paper)
[2] Pawlak, Z.: Rough Sets: Theoretical Aspects of Reasoning about Data, Kluwer Academic Publishers,
1991. (Citation of a book)
[3] Pawlak, Z.: Some Issues on Rough Sets, Transactions on Rough Sets, 1, pp.1-58, 2004. (Citation of a
journal paper)