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The 31st International Toki Conference (ITC-31)

Presentation Number:xxx (P1-F2-1, O4, I5, PL1, etc.)

Paper Title:

A Sample TEX Manuscript for the 31st International Toki Conference

CorrespondingAuthor:

Firstname LASTNAME

Aﬃliation:

University of Plasma

Full Postal Address:322-6 Toki, Gifu 509-5292, Japan

Telephone:+81-572-58-0000

Fax.:+81-572-58-0001

E-mail:xxxyyyzzz@u-plasma.ac.jp

Keywords in ITC-31 (see the list below):

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LIST OF KEYWORDS in ITC-31(1) Multi-scale & Multi-physics system(14) Microstructural Analysis(2) Self-organization & Structure formation(15) Diagnostics & Sensing(3) Abrupt phenomena(16) Environmental & Regulatory Science(4) Turbulence and Transport(17) Simulation & Visualization(5) Wave-Particle Interaction(18) Data Science(6) Plasma-Wall Interaction(19) Deep Learning(7) Magnetic Conﬁnement(20) Superconductor & Cryogenics(8) Space & Astrophysics(21) Fusion Reactor Materials(9) Edge Plasma & Divertor(22) Advanced Materials(10) Atomic & Molecular Processes(23) Hydrogen Energy & Technology(11) Laser-Plasma & Beam-Plasma Interactions (24) Fusion Reactor Design(12) Exotic Atoms(25) DEMO(13) Chirality
Notes: Above keywords are not in one-to-one correspondence with the 6 topics
in the submission site of PFR. Please choose keywords which are mostly related toyour article when you submit a paper on PFR online submission site.

˜A Sample TEX Manuscript for the 31st International Toki
ConferenceFirstname LASTNAME, Firstname M. LASTNAME1) and Carl F. GAUSS1,2)
University of Plasma, Nagoya 000-0000, Japan
University of Fusion Science, Toki 000-0000, Japan
2)
National Institute of Kakuyugo, Tokyo 000-0000, Japan1)

The abstract should be within the 200-word limit. It should be an explicit summary of the paper that states
the problem, the methods used, and the major results, conclusions and suﬃcient references. It should also containrelevant key words that would allow it to be found in a cursory computerized search.

Keywords: Five to ten keywords or phrases should be given. Except in special cases, type all keywords inlower-case letters separated by commas

1 Introduction
The International Toki Conference (ITC) is an international conference for the discussion and presentation of research activities related to nuclear fusion and plasma. It
has been held annually by the National Institute for Fusion
Science in Toki city since 1989.

FigureFig. 1 Sample ﬁgure. Letters in ﬁgures must be suﬃcientlylarge.

committee of ITC-31:

2 Journal Publication
Original articles related to the conference topics, are encouraged to be submitted to Plasma and Fusion Research(PFR) which is an electronic journal published by theJapan Society of Plasma Science and Nuclear Fusion Research. The papers will go through a complete peer-review
process. Only the papers reporting original and previously
unpublished work will be accepted and published as “Regular” articles in the academic journal, PFR. The plenary
speakers and the invited speakers who present a talk reviewing previous works at the conference may select fromthe “Review”, “Overview”, or “Regular” article sections.
There is no limit on the number of pages for a submitted
article. However, the recommended number of pages is 8
pages for a plenary presentation, an invited presentation,or an oral presentation, and is 4 pages for a poster presentation. A submission fee is required for publication. Thesubmission fee and reprint fee are NOT included in the registration fee. Sample format for the manuscript is available
on the ITC-31 Web site.
Note: The ﬁrst author of the publication paper is expected to be the same as the ﬁrst author on the presentation
at the conference.

3 Paper preparation
Paper size must be A4 (21.0 cm × 29.7 cm). Authors using
LATEX should use the pfr package provided by the program
author’s e-mail: xxxyyyzzz@u-plasma.ac.jp\usepackage{pfr_itc30}
Text should be typeset in Times. The title should be inTimes Bold. These fonts can be accessed by using either
the standard times, mathptmx or recent txfonts package, as in\documentclass[a4paper,twocolumn,fleqn]{article}\usepackage{amsmath} % optional\usepackage{txfonts} % or times\usepackage{graphicx} % optional\usepackage{pfr_itc31}\begin{document}...
The default Computer Modern fonts may be used as a lastresort.
The document should be submitted in PDF format(or PostScript format). Any fonts other than the standard PostScript fonts (such as Times and Symbol) must
be embedded in the document, and don’t use national (e.g.
Japanese) fonts.
The manuscript must include a concise abstract (lessthan 200 words), a complete list of references, ﬁgures andtables with captions. Each author’s name is given in theorder of ﬁrst name, initial of optional middle name and last
name, as in Carl F. GAUSS. References are cited as [1], [2,3], and [1, 2, 3], and are listed at the end of the manuscript,
not preceded by a header such as “References.” See also
Fig. 1 and its caption.
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Equations should be indented by 10 mm from the left
margin, as isf˜(x, µ, E) = −ρ · ∇ fM (x, E).

(1)

Vector expressed by a Greek font should be written in
Greek Bold; e.g., ρ = b × v⊥ /Ω. For equations separated into multiple lines, the equation number should appear only on the last line.
[1] M. D. Kruskal and R. M. Kulsrud, Phys. Fluids 1, 265(1958).
[2] L. Spitzer, Jr., Physics of Fully Ionized Gases (Interscience
Publishers, New York, 1959) p. 20.
[3] S. Tanaka, to be published in Jpn. J. Appl. Phys. 22 (1983).

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