% This file ``txabstr.tex''is a sample \AmSTeX, Plain \TeX file
% for abstracts of the Workshop "TM \& SF, AUBG'99"
% You can simply fill in this form with the body of yor abstract.

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{\bf
\centerline{\head Transform Methods \& Special Functions, AUBG'99}
\centerline{Abstracts of Third International Workshop}
}

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% >>> type below author's name + (Town / or University -- Country)
% >>> example: {\bf Author(s): V. S. Kiryakova (Sofia -- Bulgaria)}

{\bf Author(s):         }

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% >>> type below the TITLE of your talk in capitals:
% >>> example: {\bf Title: TITLE OF YOUR TALK}

{\bf Title:        }

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% >>> type a short abstract below (up to one page):
% begin{abstract}


% example of definition: {\sc Definition.}\ By a {\it generalized
% hypergeometric function} we mean ...

% example of theorem:
% {\sc Theorem.}\ {\sl Let $f$ be an analytic
% function in the unit disk, then ...}

% end{abstract}

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