Instructions for Preparing Manuscripts for the Proceedings of SPP39/SPSM34
SPP39/SPSM34 プロシーディングス用カメラレディ－原稿の作り方
Taro Ouyou1, Jiro Ouyou2, and Hanako Ouyou2
応用太郎1，応用次郎2，応用花子2
1Faculty of Engineering, Ouyou University, 1-4-21, Ouyou 060-8628, Japan
応用大学 大学院工学研究院，〒060-8628 応用県応用市1-4-21
2Graduate School of Science, Ouyou Science University, 2-5-2, Ouyou 060-0810, Japan
応用理工大学 大学院理学院，〒060-0810 応用県応用市2-5-2
The SPP39/SPSM34 proceedings will be associated for the proceedings need to be camera-ready, i.e., in astate in which they can be reproduced without any changes. The manuscripts submitted will be reproduced
directly by photo-offset lithography, without any reduction or magnification. It is essential that muchgreater care than usual must be taken with the preparation of manuscripts, so that there are no errors,smudges, stray marks, or misspellings. These instructions have been prepared using the style you shouldadopt, and should be studied closely.

1. General
The authors are requested to submit anelectronic file (PDF format) containing a
two-page manuscript for the SPP39/SPSP34
Proceedings via the symposium web site;
https://spp39.gakkai-gran.jp/. Please note that only
the electronic version of the manuscript in PDF
format will be accepted.
The due date for the electronic submission of themanuscript is October 31 (Sunday), 2021. The
manuscript should be prepared in English and in a
two-column, camera-ready form, according to theinstructions that are given in detail below.
2. Typing
The manuscript should be typed in A4-size(210×297 mm), using single spacing with thepreferred type font being 11 point Times New
Roman. Please leave 25 mm margins on the top andbottom, and 20 mm on both the left and right. The
length of a manuscript is strictly limited to 2 pages,including figures and tables. Manuscripts should benormally prepared using MS Word.
3. Title
The title of the paper should be typed with theinitial letter of each word being capitalized, except
articles, prepositions, and conjunctions. The title
should be centered, and the preferred font isbold-faced Times New Roman 14 point in size.
Please write in the title also in Japanese.
4. Author(s) and Affiliation(s)Skip one line after the title line(s) and typeauthors’ names (speaker underlined), which should
preferably be spelled out. Capitalize the initial letterof the family name and that of the first name ofeach author. Then, skip another line before
beginning the authors’ affiliation(s). The authors’names and affiliations should also be centered. The
preferred font is Times New Roman 12 point in size
for authors’ names, and italic Times New Roman
10 point in size for affiliations. Please write in theauthor’s names and affiliations also in Japanese.
5. Abstract
Each manuscript should include a short abstract(normally not more than 100 words). Skip one line
after the authors’ affiliation line(s), and type thebody of the abstract. Please leave an additional 10mm margin on both the left and right side. The
preferred type font is 10 point Times New Roman.
6. Main Body of the Text
The main body of the text should be divided
into sections, and begin after skipping two lines
after the last line of abstract. The sections should benumbered sequentially. Capitalize the initial letterof each word in the headings, except articles,prepositions, and conjunctions. The preferred fontfor the main body of the text is Times New Roman,
11 point in size, with the heading being bold-faced.
Indent the first line of each paragraph. Do not skip aline between paragraphs, but leave a line between
sections.
Additionally, the text in each section may bedivided into subsections, where the font for thesubheadings should be italic with only the initialletter being capitalized for each subheading.
6.1 Tables
Tables should be numbered serially throughout

the paper with Roman numerals, and each should beplaced in the text where reference is made to it.
When tables are referred to in the text, they should
be typed in full thus: Table I (i.e., with a single
space between Table and the number following).
Moreover, table headings should always appear
above the table. The preferred font is 10 point
Times New Roman for tables and table headings.
Table I. A sample table

Intensity (arb. units)
Chamber A
25000
Chamber B
69800

Te (eV)
4.2
2.5

6.2 Mathematical and structural formulae
Mathematical and structural formulae should bewritten with particular care, and may be numbered:F   f  x dx(1)

However, simple expressions should be left in thetext, written on one line, e.g., R=a/(b+c).
6.3 Figures
Figure, which can be color or black/white, shouldappear as part of the text, inserted where mentioned.
They should be numbered serially throughout thepaper with Arabic numerals. When figures arereferred to in the text, they should be typed thus:
Figure 1 at the beginning of the sentence, while Fig.
1 in the sentence (with a single space between
Figure or Fig. and the number following). Figure
captions should be centered below the figure, withthe caption in small letters, and an initial capital forthe first word and proper nouns only. The preferredfont is 10 point Times New Roman for figure
captions. In addition, photographs, if used, should
be preferably sharp, well-contrasted, glossy prints.

Fig.1. A sample figure

Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments, if any, should be placed at
the end of the text before the references.
References
References mentioned in the text should benumbered sequentially, and the number shouldappear in brackets such as [1], [2,3], and [1-4].
When journals are listed in references, the journal
title, volume number, and inclusive page number
are followed by the year. Abbreviations of journal
titles should accord with the usage of the Japanese
Journal of Applied Physics (JJAP). References
should be listed at the end of the main body of thetext in numerical order, with the preferred font of
10 point Times New Roman:
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[5] H. Toyoda, H. Morishima, R. Fukute, Y. Hori, I.
Murakami, and H. Sugai: J. Appl. Phys. 95, 5172
(2004).
[6] K. Suzuki, H. Ohkubo, Y. Kuwashita, K. Nakamura,T. Kuroda and H. Sugai: Proc. 13th Symp. Plasma
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[7] M. A. Lieberman and A. J. Lichtenberg: Principlesof Plasma Discharges and Materials Processing(Wiley, NewYork, 2005) 2nd ed., Chap. 2, p.23.