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\underline{Corresponding author} $^{1}$,
B. Author $^{2}$ and C. Author $^{3}$\\
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$^{1}$ Department, University/Company, City, Country\\
$^{2}$ Department, University/Company, City, Country\\
$^{3}$ Department, University/Company, City, Country}\\
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{\bf Abstract:}\\
To obtain a standardized layout, we ask all authors to use the
given LaTex- or Word style file and to take notice of the
following instructions. The text should be written in English and
must not exceed one page. A second page is only allowed for figures.
Please, submit the PDF file of your abstract by using the provided form
on the conference homepage
\textit{http://www.fdy.tu-darmstadt.de/iti2014/iti2014\_1/Home.en.jsp}.
Deadline for submission of abstracts is April 20, 2014 .\\
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\subsection*{Full paper submission:}
For the full paper submission the SVMult Class should be used, available on \\
\textit{http://www.fdy.tu-darmstadt.de/iti2014/submitabstractpaper/index.en.jsp}.
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