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% Template for 2010 Research Student Conference into Probability and Statistics.
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% The following template should be used for all abstracts submitted to
% the conference.  Posters and presentations both use the same format.
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% See the RSC website for details on uploading your abstract:
% http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/statistics/postgrad/rsc/2010/conference/give/
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% Please email any comments or queries to rsc2010@warwick.ac.uk

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% You may use any name for this file when uploading e.g. myabstract.tex
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% The template contains a number of LaTeX commands of the form :
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% \command{}
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% In order to complete this abstract, fill in the blank fields between
% the curly braces with the requested information. All of these commands
% are required, so please do not delete any. If they are not applicable
% just leave the braces blank.
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% You may wish to add more than one author/address/keyword. You can do
% this by repeating the appropriate Latex command and filling it in in the
% same way.
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% In the case when the presented work has more than one author, the
% authors can be attached to different addresses by the use of an optional
% label. You add these by filling in the square brackets - again leave
% blank if not appropriate. The label attached to each author should
% correspond to the label attached to their respective addresses.
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% \command[label]{}
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% The text of the abstract should be inserted in the braces of the command
% \body{}. The abstract needs to be written in LaTeX, which is
% straightforward if the abstract contains just text. One thing to note is
% that within this command, THERE SHOULD BE NO BLANK LINES. If you need to
% break between paragraphs, please use the command \newpar. There is an
% example using this below.
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% A good guide to writing in LaTeX can be found at
% ftp://ftp.funet.fi/pub/TeX/tex-archive/info/lshort/english/lshort.pdf
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% Only the \keywords command is optional
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% In LaTeX, all commands following the % are ignored as comments.
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% Title of abstract
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% e.g. \title{By Far the Most Amazing Talk in the Big Wide World}

\title{}

% List of authors
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% List each author using a separate \author{} command
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% e.g.
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% \author[Cam]{Rita}
% \author[Shef]{Prof. Sue}
% \author[Cam]{Dr. Bob}
% \address[Cam]{University of Cambridge, UK}
% \address[Shef]{University of Sheffield, UK}
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\author[]{}
\address{}

% List any keywords here, one can use the command once per keyword or
% alternatively as a comma delimited list.
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% e.g
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% \keywords{Very clever stuff}
% \keywords{Some complicated ideas}

\keywords{}
\keywords{}

% Place the LaTeX code for the abstract in the body command below. There is
% an example below:
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%e.g.
%\body{The first sentence. To stick in a paragraph, type\newpar
%And then a line return, but remember to not leave any blanks. To enter maths within the line, place within \$ signs. For example $\alpha + \beta \geq \gamma$.\newpar
%If you want the maths to appear on a centered line of their own, one can use the equation environment
%\begin{equation}
%\mathbb{E} X^2 \geq \bigl\{\mathbb{E} X\bigr\}^2
%\end{equation}
%If you don't want the equation to be numbered, put an asterisk after `equation' in the above commands.\newpar
%If you want to include references (not recommended!), one can use thebibliography environment, together with the cite command.}

\body{}

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