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<link rel="Stylesheet" href="/infosci/styles.css" type="text/css"> <h2>Information Science Discussion Papers Series: 2005 Abstracts</h2>   <hr>   <h3><a name="dp2005-01">2005/01: A rule language for modelling and monitoring social expectations in multi-agent systems</a></h3> <h4>S. Cranefield</h4>   <p>This paper proposes a rule language for defining social expectations based on a metric interval temporal logic with past and future modalities and a current time binding operator. An algorithm for run-time monitoring compliance of rules in this language based on formula progression is also presented.</p>     <p><a href="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/papers/papers/dp2005-01.pdf">Download</a> (PDF, 192KB)</p>   <link rel="Stylesheet" href="/infosci/styles.css" type="text/css"> <h2>Information Science Discussion Papers Series: 2005 Abstracts</h2> <hr> <h3><a name="dp2005-01">2005/01: A rule language for modelling and monitoring social expectations in multi-agent systems</a></h3> <h4>S. Cranefield</h4> <p>This paper proposes a rule language for defining social expectations based on a metric interval temporal logic with past and future modalities and a current time binding operator. An algorithm for run-time monitoring compliance of rules in this language based on formula progression is also presented.</p> <p><a href="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/papers/papers/dp2005-01.pdf">Download</a> (PDF, 192KB)</p>

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<p>Second, if you use L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X to produce your paper and use the Computer Modern fonts, you must generate the PDF file using PostScript versions of these fonts, or the PDF produced will be unreadable on screen. This problem can be avoided by using one of the alternate font packages, such as the <TT>times</TT> or <tt>palatino</tt>.</p> packages, such as <TT>times</TT> or <tt>palatino</tt>.</p>   <p>If you are unsure about any of the above, please submit your original document(s) instead.</p>       <h4>Other formats (word processor, HTML, etc.)</h4>   <p><em>If there is no other option</em>, submit your original document(s) in whatever format you produced them in. Currently we can handle MS Office, WordPerfect and HTML documents. It may be possible to handle other formats, but nothing is guaranteed.</p> <p><em>If there is no other option</em>, submit your original document(s) in whatever format you produced them in. Currently we can handle MS Office, OpenOffice, HTML and (probably) WordPerfect documents. It may be possible to handle other formats, but nothing is guaranteed.</p>   <p>Note that original document formats can often require considerable additional work in order to render them suitable for publication, which is why this is the least preferred option. Word documents in particular seem to cause all sorts of difficulties.</p> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <h2>Information Science Discussion Papers Series: Author Guidelines</h2> <p>These guidelines are for authors intending to submit a paper to the <EM>Information Science Discussion Papers Series</EM>. While these guidelines are not binding, it would be helpful if authors could adhere to them as much as possible.</p> <p>The current coordinator of the series is Nigel Stanger. Please <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">contact him</A> if you have any questions about these guidelines or the series as a whole.</p> <h3>Purpose of the <EM>Series</EM></h3> <p>The <em>Discussion Paper Series</em> is intended as a semi-formal vehicle for staff and/or students in the department to publish research in a timely manner. Papers typically reflect work in progress and may not include final results. Many papers that appear in the series are early versions of papers that are later published in conferences or journals. If you have recently submitted a conference or journal paper, we encourage you to forward a copy to the <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">series coordinator</A> for inclusion in the series.</p> <p>The papers are sent to a selection of Information Systems departments at several universities in New Zealand, Australia and Asia. Copies are also archived in the Hocken Library, and where possible posted electronically on the Department&#8217;s web site. Papers published in the series reflect the research effort of the department, and due care should therefore be taken in their production.</p> <h3>Formatting</h3> <p>We do not enforce a particular style on authors; many of the papers submitted to the series have also been submitted to conferences or journals, and must therefore adhere to the style requirements of the particular conference or journal. However, it would be helpful if authors could adhere to some basic formatting guidelines wherever possible.</p> <p>Please use &#8220;standard&#8221; fonts such as <FONT FACE="Times">Times</FONT>/<FONT FACE="Times New Roman">Times New Roman</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Palatino">Palatino</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Arial">Arial</FONT>/<FONT FACE="Helvetica">Helvetica</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Symbol">Symbol</FONT> (Symbol) and L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X&#8217;s Computer Modern, in the size range 10&#8211;12pt. Do not use non-standard fonts unless absolutely necessary, as this may complicate the production process.</p> <p>Leave at least a 2.54cm (1 inch) margin around the body text, and ensure that margins are suitable for double-sided printing.</p> <p>Include page numbers if possible, centered at the bottom of the page. (It may be possible to add these later if you submit the original source file(s) of your paper&#8212;see below.)</p> <p>Please check your paper for grammar, spelling, correct cross-references, etc. If possible, get someone else to read the paper before submitting it. Most papers are not checked before publication.</p> <h3>Length</h3> <p>There are no length restrictions as such, but we would prefer papers to be less than thirty pages in length, as larger papers are unwieldy to deal with. Particularly large documents could possibly be published as a departmental technical report instead.</p> <h3>Submitting a paper</h3> <p>You may submit papers in either hard copy or electronic form. We prefer electronic form so that the papers can be downloaded from our web site. Please email electronic submissions to the <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">series coordinator</A>. Hard copy papers should be given directly to the coordinator (Nigel Stanger). If you are submitting in electronic form, please use one of the following formats (in descending order of preference):</p> <h4>PDF</h4> <p>PDF is the most preferred format. However, there are some things you need to be aware of when generating a PDF file. First, if your paper contains bitmapped images, please <EM>disable</EM> &#8220;Downsampling&#8221; of colour and grayscale images, as this can render your images illegible. In Acrobat Distiller, these options can be disabled in the &#8220;Compression&#8221; section of &#8220;Job Options&#8221;. You do not need to disable downsampling of black and white images, as these are downsampled to a much higher resolution of 300dpi.</p> <p>Second, if you use L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X to produce your paper and use the Computer Modern fonts, you must generate the PDF file using PostScript versions of these fonts, or the PDF produced will be unreadable on screen. This problem can be avoided by using one of the alternate font packages, such as <TT>times</TT> or <tt>palatino</tt>.</p> <p>If you are unsure about any of the above, please submit your original document(s) instead.</p> <h4>L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X</h4> <p>If you produced your paper using L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X, you are welcome to submit the source (preferred) or the DVI file (or both).</p> <h4>Other formats (word processor, HTML, etc.)</h4> <p><em>If there is no other option</em>, submit your original document(s) in whatever format you produced them in. Currently we can handle MS Office, OpenOffice, HTML and (probably) WordPerfect documents. It may be possible to handle other formats, but nothing is guaranteed.</p> <p>Note that original document formats can often require considerable additional work in order to render them suitable for publication, which is why this is the least preferred option. Word documents in particular seem to cause all sorts of difficulties.</p> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <h2>Information Science Discussion Papers Series: Author Guidelines</h2> <p>These guidelines are for authors intending to submit a paper to the <EM>Information Science Discussion Papers Series</EM>. While these guidelines are not binding, it would be helpful if authors could adhere to them as much as possible.</p> <p>The current coordinator of the series is Nigel Stanger. Please <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">contact him</A> if you have any questions about these guidelines or the series as a whole.</p> <h3>Purpose of the <EM>Series</EM></h3> <p>The <em>Discussion Paper Series</em> is intended as a semi-formal vehicle for staff and/or students in the department to publish research in a timely manner. Papers typically reflect work in progress and may not include final results. Many papers that appear in the series are early versions of papers that are later published in conferences or journals. If you have recently submitted a conference or journal paper, we encourage you to forward a copy to the <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">series coordinator</A> for inclusion in the series.</p> <p>The papers are sent to a selection of Information Systems departments at several universities in New Zealand, Australia and Asia. Copies are also archived in the Hocken Library, and where possible posted electronically on the Department&#8217;s web site. Papers published in the series reflect the research effort of the department, and due care should therefore be taken in their production.</p> <h3>Formatting</h3> <p>We do not enforce a particular style on authors; many of the papers submitted to the series have also been submitted to conferences or journals, and must therefore adhere to the style requirements of the particular conference or journal. However, it would be helpful if authors could adhere to some basic formatting guidelines wherever possible.</p> <p>Please use &#8220;standard&#8221; fonts such as <FONT FACE="Times">Times</FONT>/<FONT FACE="Times New Roman">Times New Roman</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Palatino">Palatino</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Arial">Arial</FONT>/<FONT FACE="Helvetica">Helvetica</FONT>, <FONT FACE="Symbol">Symbol</FONT> (Symbol) and L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X&#8217;s Computer Modern, in the size range 10&#8211;12pt. Do not use non-standard fonts unless absolutely necessary, as this may complicate the production process.</p> <p>Leave at least a 2.54cm (1 inch) margin around the body text, and ensure that margins are suitable for double-sided printing.</p> <p>Include page numbers if possible, centered at the bottom of the page. (It may be possible to add these later if you submit the original source file(s) of your paper&#8212;see below.)</p> <p>Please check your paper for grammar, spelling, correct cross-references, etc. If possible, get someone else to read the paper before submitting it. Most papers are not checked before publication.</p> <h3>Length</h3> <p>There are no length restrictions as such, but we would prefer papers to be less than thirty pages in length, as larger papers are unwieldy to deal with. Particularly large documents could possibly be published as a departmental technical report instead.</p> <h3>Submitting a paper</h3> <p>You may submit papers in either hard copy or electronic form. We prefer electronic form so that the papers can be downloaded from our web site. Please email electronic submissions to the <A HREF="mailto:dps@infoscience.otago.ac.nz">series coordinator</A>. Hard copy papers should be given directly to the coordinator (Nigel Stanger). If you are submitting in electronic form, please use one of the following formats (in descending order of preference):</p> <h4>PDF</h4> <p>PDF is the most preferred format. However, there are some things you need to be aware of when generating a PDF file. First, if your paper contains bitmapped images, please <EM>disable</EM> &#8220;Downsampling&#8221; of colour and grayscale images, as this can render your images illegible. In Acrobat Distiller, these options can be disabled in the &#8220;Compression&#8221; section of &#8220;Job Options&#8221;. You do not need to disable downsampling of black and white images, as these are downsampled to a much higher resolution of 300dpi.</p> <p>Second, if you use L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X to produce your paper and use the Computer Modern fonts, you must generate the PDF file using PostScript versions of these fonts, or the PDF produced will be unreadable on screen. This problem can be avoided by using one of the alternate font packages, such as the <TT>times</TT> or <tt>palatino</tt>.</p> <p>If you are unsure about any of the above, please submit your original document(s) instead.</p> <h4>L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X</h4> <p>If you produced your paper using L<sup>A</sup>T<sub>E</sub>X, you are welcome to submit the source (preferred) or the DVI file (or both).</p> <h4>Other formats (word processor, HTML, etc.)</h4> <p><em>If there is no other option</em>, submit your original document(s) in whatever format you produced them in. Currently we can handle MS Office, WordPerfect and HTML documents. It may be possible to handle other formats, but nothing is guaranteed.</p> <p>Note that original document formats can often require considerable additional work in order to render them suitable for publication, which is why this is the least preferred option. Word documents in particular seem to cause all sorts of difficulties.</p>

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<link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <h2>Information Science Discussion Papers Series: 2005</h2> <?php include("post2000blurb.htm");?> <?php include("menu.htm");?> <h3><a name="2005">2005</a></h3> <p><strong>2005/01:</strong> S. Cranefield. <em>A rule language for modelling and monitoring social expectations in multi-agent systems.</em> <a href="dp2005-abstracts.htm#dp2005-01">Abstract</a> | <a href="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/papers/papers/dp2005-01.pdf">Download</a> (192KB)</p> <?php include("menu.htm");?>

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<link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <hr> <p class="menu"><a href="dps2005.htm">2005</a> <a href="dps2004.htm">2004</a> <a href="dps2003.htm">2003</a> <a href="dps2002.htm">2002</a> <a href="dps2001.htm">2001</a> <a href="dps2000.htm">2000</a> <a href="dps1999.htm">1999</a> <a href="dps1998.htm">1998</a> <a href="dps1997.htm">1997</a> <a href="dps1996.htm">1996</a> <a href="dps1995.htm">1995</a> <a href="dps1994.htm">1994</a> <a href="dps1993.htm">1993</a></p> <hr> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <hr> <p class="menu"><a href="dps2004.htm">2004</a> <a href="dps2003.htm">2003</a> <a href="dps2002.htm">2002</a> <a href="dps2001.htm">2001</a> <a href="dps2000.htm">2000</a> <a href="dps1999.htm">1999</a> <a href="dps1998.htm">1998</a> <a href="dps1997.htm">1997</a> <a href="dps1996.htm">1996</a> <a href="dps1995.htm">1995</a> <a href="dps1994.htm">1994</a> <a href="dps1993.htm">1993</a></p> <hr>

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<LINK REL="Stylesheet" HREF="DPSstyles.css" TYPE="text/css"> <P>These papers represent <EM>work to date at the time of publication</EM> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/">Staff Publications</A> pages.</P> <P><SPAN CLASS="note">Starting in 2001, the Series is no longer published in hard copy form, so the papers listed on this page are available in downloadable form <EM>only</EM></SPAN>. Hard copies of papers published prior to 2001 may still be available; please email <A HREF="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</A> with any queries about papers published in the Series.</P> <P><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</P> <H3>Decompression tools</H3> <P>Papers may be stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the standard gzip utility. The free <A HREF="http://www.stuffit.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> utility is also available for Windows, Mac OS 9/X, Linux and Solaris. There are also many Windows products that will expand gzipped files, including <A HREF="http://www.winzip.com/" TARGET="_top">WinZip</A> and <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A>.</P> <LINK REL="Stylesheet" HREF="DPSstyles.css" TYPE="text/css"> <P>These papers represent <EM>work to date at the time of publication</EM> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://divcom.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/publicationsplash.htm" TARGET="main">Staff Publications</A> pages.</P> <P><SPAN CLASS="note">Starting in 2001, the Series is no longer published in hard copy form, so the papers listed on this page are available in downloadable form <EM>only</EM></SPAN>. Hard copies of papers published prior to 2001 may still be available; please email <A HREF="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</A> with any queries about papers published in the Series.</P> <P><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</P> <H3>Decompression tools</H3> <P>Papers may be stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the standard gzip utility. The free <A HREF="http://www.stuffit.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> utility is also available for Windows, Mac OS 9/X, Linux and Solaris. There are also many Windows products that will expand gzipped files, including <A HREF="http://www.winzip.com/" TARGET="_top">WinZip</A> and <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A>.</P>

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<link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <p>These papers represent <em>work to date at the time of publication</em> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/">Staff Publications</A> pages.</p> <p>Some papers are available in electronic form as indicated. Please email <a href="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</a> if you would like hard copies of any of these papers.</p> <p><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</p> <h3>Decompression tools</h3> <p>Papers available in electronic form are stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the gzip utility. Under Windows, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">Aladdin Expander</A> (free) or <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/powerzip501/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A> (shareware), among others. Under Mac OS, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> (free).</p> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <p>These papers represent <em>work to date at the time of publication</em> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://divcom.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/publicationsplash.htm" target="main">Staff Publications</A> pages.</p> <p>Some papers are available in electronic form as indicated. Please email <a href="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</a> if you would like hard copies of any of these papers.</p> <p><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</p> <h3>Decompression tools</h3> <p>Papers available in electronic form are stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the gzip utility. Under Windows, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">Aladdin Expander</A> (free) or <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/powerzip501/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A> (shareware), among others. Under Mac OS, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> (free).</p>

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<link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <body> <p>These papers represent <em>work to date at the time of publication</em> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://www.business.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/">Staff Publications</A> pages.</p> <p>Some papers are available in electronic form as indicated. Note that many of the pre-1997 papers have been converted from older file formats. We have endeavoured to convert the documents as best we can, but format translations are not always perfect, especially with respect to graphics. We are also slowly scanning older papers into PDFs. Please email <a href="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</a> if you would like hard copies of any of these papers.</p> <p><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</p> <h3>Decompression tools</h3> <p>Papers available in electronic form are stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the gzip utility. Under Windows, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">Aladdin Expander</A> (free) or <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/powerzip501/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A> (shareware), among others. Under Mac OS, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> (free).</p> <link rel="Stylesheet" href="DPSstyles.css" type="text/css"> <body> <p>These papers represent <em>work to date at the time of publication</em> and may not necessarily form the basis for the authors&#8217; final conclusions relating to the topic. It is likely, however, that papers will appear in some form in a journal or in conference proceedings after publication in this Series. Details of final journal/conference publication venues for these papers (where applicable) may be found through the <A HREF="http://divcom.otago.ac.nz/infosci/pubs/publicationsplash.htm" target="main">Staff Publications</A> pages.</p> <p>Some papers are available in electronic form as indicated. Note that many of the pre-1997 papers have been converted from older file formats. We have endeavoured to convert the documents as best we can, but format translations are not always perfect, especially with respect to graphics. We are also slowly scanning older papers into PDFs. Please email <a href="mailto:dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;">dps&#064;&#105;&#110;&#102;&#111;&#115;&#099;&#105;&#101;&#110;&#099;&#101;&#046;&#111;&#116;&#097;&#103;&#111;&#046;&#097;&#099;&#046;&#110;&#122;</a> if you would like hard copies of any of these papers.</p> <p><A HREF="dpguidelines.htm">Guidelines for authors</A> are also available for members of the department who would like to submit a paper to the series.</p> <h3>Decompression tools</h3> <p>Papers available in electronic form are stored as gzipped PDFs. On Unix systems these may be extracted using the gzip utility. Under Windows, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">Aladdin Expander</A> (free) or <A HREF="http://www.trident-software.com/powerzip501/" TARGET="_top">PowerZip</A> (shareware), among others. Under Mac OS, you may use <A HREF="http://www.aladdinsys.com/expander/index.html" TARGET="_top">StuffIt Expander</A> (free).</p>

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