8th International Workshop on Deep-Inelastic Scattering RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS

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The proceedings of DIS2000 will be made available in the following ways:

• The overheads used by plenary speakers on day 1 will be made available through this WWW page as soon as possible.

• The overheads used by speakers in the Physics Working Groups' (PWG) parallel sessions will be made available by the convenors of the Physics Working Groups through the appropriate WWW pages (PWG1, PWG2, PWG3, PWG4).

• The proceedings of the DIS2000 workshop will be published by World Scientific.

• Each plenary speaker (days 1 and 5) must deliver a write-up of her/his talk(s) to the editors of the published proceedings, John Gracey and Tim Greenshaw, by at the latest Friday June 16th 2000. This deadline for receipt of contributions will be enforced without exception by the editors because otherwise substantial additional publication costs will accrue.

• Each contribution by a plenary speaker to the proceedings
• must be prepared in ``camera ready" postscript file with the World Scientific style files;
• must be submitted as a ``camera ready" postscript file by e-mail to disproc@hep.ph.liv.ac.uk with the word Plenary in the subject field together with the surname (family name) of the first author;
• will be rejected and returned to the author(s) if it does not use the World Scientific style files, if it has been prepared with a modification to these files, if it exceeds the number of pages allocated by the editors to the speaker's presentation, or if a footnote appears indicating that the talk was presented at DIS2000.
The maximum number of pages available for each plenary speaker (days 1 and 5) are as follows: 30 minutes (including discussion) 8 pages; 45 minutes (including discussion) 12 pages; 60 minutes (including discussion) 15 pages. These page limits will be enforced without exception by the editors because otherwise substantial additional publication costs will accrue.
 
 
• The organisation of the contributions for the proceedings describing the work of the parallel sessions which are run by each PWG is the responsibility of the convenors of that PWG and the editors  John Gracey and Tim Greenshaw . The convenors will organise the details of the contents of the pages of the written proceedings. The editors will subsequently receive the contributions from those whom the convenors have asked to write pages  by at the latest Friday June 16th 2000. This deadline for receipt of contributions will be enforced without exception by the editors because otherwise substantial additional publication costs will accrue.

 
• The contributions to the proceedings by each PWG:
• must be prepared in ``camera ready" postscript file with the World Scientific style files;
• must be submitted by the speaker as one or more files in ``camera ready" postscript file by e-mail to disproc@hep.ph.liv.ac.uk; each submitted file must have the word PWGn in the subject field (n = 1, 2, 3 or 4) together with the surname (family name) of the first author of the contribution or contributions in that file and with the number of pages in that file;
• will be rejected and returned to the sender if the contributions do not use the World Scientific style files, if they have been prepared with a modification to these files,  if they exceed the number of pages allocated by the editors to each PWG, or if a footnote appears indicating that the talk was presented at DIS2000.


The maximum number of pages available for each PWG is 125. This does not include the plenary reports of the convenors on day 5, whose allocations are specified above in the instructions for the plenary speakers. This page limitation will be enforced without exception by the editors because otherwise substantial additional publication costs will accrue.