A New Template for Articles in
Simulation Notes Europe

Johannes Tanzler1*, Franz J. Preyser1, Markus Wallerberger2, Felix Breitenecker1

1Inst. of Analysis and Scientific Computing, Vienna University of Technology, Wiedner Haupstraße 8-10,
1040 Vienna, Austria; *johannes.tanzler@tuwien.ac.at

2Bogus Institute of Applied Nonsense, 221B Metaphysics Rd, Voidshire VX04711, United Kingdom

Here will be SNE-specific data positioned. To be filled out by editor.

Abstract. This document briefly describes authoring, layout and submission guidelines for SNE articles. Please stick to those guidelines to ensure a fast reviewing and typesetting process. Note that you did not open the template itself, but a new document based on it, which you can modify to accompany your text. The abstract of your paper should be typeset like this paragraph (style template SNE Abstract), with the bold word “Abstract.” at the beginning. The abstract must not exceed the length of one column, but should be kept in general significantly briefer than this hard limit. Concerning the overall length please consider that for every article in the SNE-journal an even number of pages is reserved.

Introduction

The first section of your paper should be titled “Introduction” (or similar). It does not bear any section number and should not have any subsections.

In general, always stick to the formatting templates prefixed with “SNE”, which are provided with this document template (see the help system of your text processor for an introduction on templates). Do not modify the page geometry or page margins and make sure that pasted text is properly formatted.

Text / Section

All papers must be written in English. Make good use of the spellchecker and ensure that automatic hyphenation is activated.

Please use style template SNE Body for the text, it automatically sets the correct line spacing. Each paragraph but the first is indented (use style template SNE Body Indented for this purpose). Do not worry about an ugly layout if some section is broken to the next page. This will be resolved in the typesetting process.

Subsections

All sections but the introduction are numbered. You may also use subsections. Contrary to the caption of a subsection the caption of each section should have capital initials. Note that no more than two levels are allowed – if you need another level, please use paragraph headings as follows:

Paragraph heading. This is an example of a paragraph heading. The heading is typeset in bold, followed by a full stop and prefixed by a blank line. The SNE Paragraph Heading style template affects the marked text.

Formulas

For formulas, please use the built-in formula editor of MS Word 2007/2010. To insert a display formula, use “Insert > Formula > BoxedFormula”, which automatically generates consecutive formula numbers. Do not prefix formula numbers with section numbers.

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Furthermore, the formula editor should be used for inline formulas and for all mathematical symbols .

Figures

Please insert figures inline (do not move them around in the page) and compose a comprehensive caption for each figure. Make sure that the text inside the figure is also in English or else provide a translation.

Figure 1: Each figure and table caption is to be put below the figure, typeset like this caption. Insert each figure inline and compose good, comprehensive captions.

Figures must be provided with sufficient resolution (picture files), or adequately scalable (vector graphics).

Do not worry about an ugly layout if some figure is broken to the next page. This will be resolved in the typesetting process.

Lists and Tables

For lists and numbered list please use the provided templates as

Template SNE Itemized List -1

Template SNE Itemized List -2

Template SNE Numbered List -1

Template SNE Numbered List -1

Tables need not follow a given template; we suggest a plain formatting with given cell formatting, row and column headers (if necessary) in bold as

Row Header	RH
Col1	SNE Table Cell Format – I1	Item 2
Col2	Item 3	Item4

Table 1: Each figure and table caption is to be put below the figure, typeset like this caption. Insert each table inline and compose good, comprehensive captions.

Listings and Code

Code snippets of computer programs can be put in running text or in sections using the template SNE Code:

Begin {

Printf (‘hello world’)

Exit}

This SNE Code template affects the marked text. If the code snippet should be cited within the text, please use caption type Listing 1, …(as figures and tables): as long listings may impair the readability of the running text, it is suggested to make use of an unnumbered Appendix Section at the end of the article.

References

Author, A. Title of his published book. Edition. City of Publisher: Abbrev. of Publisher; year. total pages of book p.

Author2 A, Author3 BC, Author4 D, editors. Title of published book. 8th ed. City of Publisher: Abbrev. of Publisher; year. 1234 p.

Author2 B, Author3 CA. Title of the chapter within the book. In: Author4 D, Author5 E, editors. Title of published Book. Edition. City of Publisher: Abbrev. of Publisher; year. p 1234-total pages of chapter.

Author, A. Title of Dissertation [dissertation]. [Departement, (abrev. State)]. Name of University; year. doi: doi number.

Author1 AB, Author2 C. Title of paper. In Editor1 A, Editor2 B, editors. Title of book. Number and Name of the Conference; 2014 Jan; Place of Conference. Place of Publication: publisher. page-page. doi: doi number.

Author A, Author2 B. Title of Article. Journal Title abbreviation. year; volume(issue): page-page. doi: doi number.

Note. Do not worry about an ugly layout if, e.g., figures, tables or lists are broken to the next page or column. This will be resolved in the typesetting process. Do not resolve that yourself. If you want your figure or your table to be typeset in a special way (e.g., spanning over both columns), add a comment to the figure. Consult the manual of your text processor on how to add comments.