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\title{\bf YOUR TITLE---UPPER CASE LETTERS }

\author{L. Euler\footnote{
{\tt leonard.Euler@math.heaven.edu} Address; Paper   written   with
financial support of\dots } \and SECOND AUTHOR\footnote{second
author address}\and THIRD AUTHOR\footnote{third author address}}
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\markboth{Author1 Author2%<---Author{s)
}{The short title}%<---SHORT TITLE


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\begin{abstract}
Your abstract here. No formula or citation in the abstract
\newline \newline
\textbf{MSC}: ...
\newline
\end{abstract}

{\bf keywords:}  here



\section{Deadline and page length}

Papers can be submitted for publication to any member of the Editorial Board.

\medskip
 Submissions to the Secretariate will be also considered.
 {\em Page length not limited}




 {\bf It is mandatory that the file correspond precisely to the
template}

\section{Instructions}

The file must be prepared using \LaTeX\

\begin{itemize}
\item Using the template that can be downloaded from the WEB page. 
{\em The preamble of the template cannot be changed.} 
In particular:

\begin{itemize}
\item ``$\backslash$input" should not appear anywhere in the file. For
example ``$\backslash$input tclatex" is not allowed.
\item AMS-TEX commands should be replaced with \LaTeX\ commands. If
\LaTeX\ does not have the corresponding font, {\bf boldface}
should be used.
\item Personal macros should be removed before mailing the text.
\end{itemize}

\item Figures should be $\star$.eps files. The names of the
figures must be the same as that of the file, plus a sequential
number.
\item Submit both a \LaTeX\ file and the corresponding .pdf file
\item The title should be written in upper case letters.
\item Authors must be indicated as in the template: initials and
family name (upper case initials and first letter of the family
name, then low case)
\item Affiliation and thanks are to be put in the footnote to the first page,
using precisely the procedure in the template. References must be
as in the template.

\item The file must not contain \LaTeX\ errors. In particular:
\begin{itemize}
\item No warning message should appear when running \LaTeX.
Pay special attention that the warning message ``$\backslash$end
appeared inside a group\dots" should not show up;
\item warning messages concerning cross references, bibliography etc. should not appear.
\end{itemize}

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Every file is first inspected for the previous rules. Papers that
do not comply will not be considered.

A paper that complies with the previous rules will be refereed. 

The authors should pay particular attention to the spelling and
general correctness.

\section{Submission}
The paper must be submitted electronically, both a {\tt your-name\_initials.tex} file and a {\tt
your-name\_initials.pdf} file. {\tt your-name\_initial} is the
family name of the first author and the initial of the name, as
{\tt pandolfi\_l.tex}, with a number in case of multiple
submissions as in the  example: {\tt andrew\_l\_1.tex}, {\tt
andrew\_l\_2.tex}. Authors of accepted papers will be required
that the paper  will not be published elsewhere.
\newline \newline
\noindent \textbf{Acknowledgement.} Supported by ....
\newline \newline
\section{References}

References should be inserted in the body of the paper. Do not use
separate files, or $\star$.bib files. The style of the references
is as in the examples below. Pay special attention to the
punctuation. The style of the references is as follows:

\begin{itemize}
\item a report~\cite{report}
\item a paper~\cite{paper}
\item a book~\cite{book}. You can also use~\cite[Ch~3,
p.~45]{book}
\item a paper in the proceedings of a conference~\cite{proc}
\end{itemize}

\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem{report} A. Bacci, A. Cerago.
Closed loop stabilization of switched systems. Rapporto Interno,
Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Matematica, N.~14, 2004.

\bibitem{paper} R. Triggiani. Boundary feedback stabilization of
parabolic equations. {\em Appl. Math. Optimiz.\/} 6:201-220, 1980.

\bibitem{book} V. Barbu. {\em Optimal control of variational
inequalities.\/} Pitman advanced publishing program, London, 1984.

\bibitem{proc} N.I.M. Gould, P.L. Toint. SQP methods for
large-scale nonlinear programming. In {\em Systems Modelling and
Optimization: Methods, Theory and Applications.\/} Kluwer, 2000.
\end{thebibliography}

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