New Generation Computing
Style Manual

This style manual contains rules for preparing manuscripts for submission including all additions such as figures and tables. All authors should carefully read this manual and follow its instructions when preparing their paper.

• Prepare your manuscript following this style file.

  Style File

• Organization of the Papers
  
  The adequate length for a regular paper should be 10-30 journal pages.
  Short notes and communications related to new flash on studies, small papers, spot-information, conference reports, etc., will also be welcomed. The length should be 2-10 journal pages.
  The journal includes about 550-580 words per page.
  
  For regular papers, the following should be included:
  
  *Title
  e.g. New Generation Computing
  
  *Name(s) of the author(s )
  *Authors' academic or professional affiliation(s)
  Family names should be capitalized
  
  For an author,
  e.g.
  Hidehiko TANAKA
  The University of Tokyo
  7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113 JAPAN
  ngcj@ohmsha.co.jp
  
  For authors,
  e.g.
  Hidehiko TANAKA and Takashi CHIKAYAMA
  The University of Tokyo
  7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo 113 JAPAN
  tanaka@ohmsha.co.jp, chika@ohmsha.co.jp
  Koichi FURUKAWA
  Keio University
  5322 Endo, Fujisawa, Kanagawa 252 JAPAN
  furukawa@ohmsha.co.jp
  
  *Submission date
  e.g. 2 July 1998
  
  Note your submission date also for revised paper.
  
  *Abstract
  10 to 15 lines
  
  *Keywords
  about 5 words
  The first letters of each words should be capitalized
  e.g.
  Functional Programming,
  Logic and Constraint Programming,
  Object-Oriented Programming,
  Concurrent Programming,
  Programming Environments.
  
  *Introduction
  about 30 lines
  
  *Main Text
  The text after each section title should begin with new line.
  
  *Figures and Tables (if necessary)
  Figures and Tables should be numbered consecutively according to the appearance in the text as Fig. 1, Fig. 2, Fig. 3...... or as Table 1, Table 2, Table 3......
  Figures and Photographs are to be scaled by the Publisher.
  Figure number and caption should appear below the figure, and Table number and caption should appear above the table.
  
  *Conclusion
  Conclusion to the article must be included.
  
  *Acknowledgements (if necessary)
  Acknowledgements should be included if necessaary. Full Names should be used.
  
  *References
  Bibliographic reference numbers should be indicated in the text by superscript numbers such as 1), 2), 3).... in the alphabetical sequence.
  Details of all references should be collected in a consecutively numbered list at the end of the paper, in the following style.
  
  For a book: Authors(Family Name, First Name Initial.), Book Title, Publisher, Publication Date.
  e.g. Lloyd, J. W., Foundations of Logic Programming (Second Edition), Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1987.
  
  For a paper in a journal: Authors(Family Name, First Name Initial.), "Paper Title," Journal Title, Volume, Number, Pages(pp. XX-YY), Publication Date.
  e.g. Hermenegildo, M. and Tick, E., "Memory Referencing Characteristics and Caching Performance of AND-parallel Prolog on Shared-Memory Multiprocessors," New Gener. Comput., 7, 1, pp. 37-58, 1989.
  
  For a paper in contributed volume: Authors(Family Name, First Name Initial.), "Paper Title," in Contributed Volume Title (Editors), Publisher, Pages(pp. XX-YY), Publication Date.
  e.g. Ueda, K. and Furukawa, K., "Transformation Rules for GHC Programs," in Proceedings of the International Conference on Fifth Generation Computer Systems 1988 (ICOT ed.), Ohm-sha and Springer-Verlag, pp. 582-591, 1988.
  
  For an unpublished paper: Authors(Family Name, First Name Initial.), "Paper Title," to appear in Journal Title, Pages(pp. XX-YY).
  e.g. Haridi, S., "A Logic Programming Language Based on the Andorla Model,'' to appear in New Gener. Comput., 1990.
  
  *Appendix (if necessary)
  Appendix should be added after the Reference