FRACTAL 95
        "Fractals in the Natural and Applied Sciences"
             3rd International Working Conference
 
            February 7 - 10, 1995, Marseille, France
 
                      CALL FOR PAPERS
 
 AIMS AND SCOPE
    The conference is intended to provide a forum for the
    dissemination of the latest research findings in the broad
    field of fractals. Interdisciplinary submissions are
    encouraged.
 
 CONFERENCE TOPICS (amongst others)
     Applications, Diffusion, Disordered systems, Dynamical
     systems, Fractal surfaces, Growth phenomena, Multifractal
     formalism, Pattern formation, Phase transitions, Self
     organization, Visualization
 
 PAPER SUBMISSION
     Four copies of a full paper in English, typed on one side
     only and limited to 5000 words, should be sent by post to
     arrive no later than August 4, 1994. No email or fax
     submissions will be accepted. Submission of a paper implies
     that the work has not been previously published nor is
     currently under consideration for publication elsewhere. In
     order to be considered, the first page should contain the
     title, authors' names and affiliations, phone and fax
     numbers, full electronic and postal addresses, an abstract
     of not more than 200 words, and at most five keywords. All
     papers will be refereed and those accepted and presented
     will be published.
 
 ORGANIZATION
     The Conference is promoted by the International Federation
     for Information Processing through its Specialist Group on
     Fractals and Chaos, SG15, is organized by Kingston
     University and hosted by CIRM in Marseille, France.
 
 CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN         M. M. Novak (UK)
 
 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
   E. Ben-Jacob (Israel), A. Coniglio (Italy), M. Daoud (France),
   T. G. Dewey (USA), M. S. El Naschie (UK), F. Family (USA),
   N. Frankel (Australia), M. H. Jensen (Denmark),
   R. Kapral (Canada), J. Kigami (Japan), J. M. Kowalski (USA),
   M. L. Lapidus (USA), A. J. Mandell (USA), M. M. Novak (UK),
   J. Parisi (Germany), J. Peinke (France), H. Takayasu (Japan),
   R. B. Tao (P. R. of China), R. Tokunaga (Japan),
   C. Tricot (Canada), S. Ushiki (Japan)
 
 SCHEDULE
   4 August 1994                      Deadline for full papers
  14 October 1994                     Notification of acceptance
  17 November 1994                    Camera ready copy
   7-10 February 1995                 Conference
 
 INFORMATION
   Please submit your paper to:
 
      Miroslav M. Novak
      School of Physics            Email:  novak@kingston.ac.uk
      Kingston University          Fax:    +44 (0)81 547 7562
      Surrey KT1 2EE                       +44 (0)81 547 7419
      England                      Tel:    +44 (0)81 547 2000