Topology Proceedings

TOPOLOGY PROCEEDINGS publishes two issues each year. Issue No. 1 contains the proceedings of the Spring Topology and Dynamics Conference and it is published at Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama, U.S.A. Issue No. 2 contains the proceedings of the Summer Conference on General Topology and its Applications and it is published by Nipissing University, North Bay, Ontario, Canada.
TOPOLOGY PROCEEDINGS publishes papers in all areas of topology and its applications. All quality research and survey papers are welcome, even if they were not presented at the conference.

Mailing Address:
Topology Proceedings
Department of Mathematics
Auburn University, Alabama 36849
U.S.A

e-mail:	topolog@auburn.edu
phone:	334-844-6566
fax:	334-844-6555

Information for Authors:
All papers in topology and its neighborhood are welcome. Acceptance for publication is subject to our refereeing process.

Submit the manuscript by e-mail or in another electronic form to Topology Proceedings or to one of the editors.
Manuscripts must be in Tex (LaTeX, Ams-TeX or Ams-LateX). We would appreciate it if you could follow our LaTeX format. Please download a sample LateX article and prepare your manuscript in a similar way. It will save us much work!!
Figures or diagrams must also be in electronic format (Encapsulated PostScript (eps) is preferred).
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Do not set the height, width, and margins of pages.
Do not adjust baseline skip, hsize, vsize, and running heads.
Do not manipulate fontsize or font EXCEPT FOR SYMBOLS NEEDED FOR THE MATHEMATICS.
Include abstract, keywords, and Math Subject Classification numbers.
MAKE SURE THAT YOUR TEX FILE IS PROCESSED BY TeX WITHOUT ERRORS.
If you are sending more than one file, please label them consistently and send us the list of the files you are sending.

Guidelines for Referees:
A research paper to be accepted in Topology Proceedings must be an original and important contribution to the field, interesting to an appreciable number of our readers.
A survey paper to be accepted should go significantly beyond a simple listing of definitions, theorems, names and dates. This may be accomplished by a useful reworking of proofs, unification of arguments, an original point of view, or other substantial input making the paper a valuable contribution to the literature.

Editors:
Jerzy Dydak, University of Tennessee, Knoxville (e-mail: dydak@math.utk.edu)
Gary Gruenhage, Auburn University (e-mail: garyg@auburn.edu)
Judy Kennedy, University of Delaware (e-mail: jkennedy@math.udel.edu)
Piotr Minc, Auburn University (e-mail: mincpio@auburn.edu)
Dmitri Shakhmatov, Ehime University (e-mail: dmitri@dpc.ehime-u.ac.jp)
Paul Szeptycki, York University (e-mail: szeptyck@yorku.ca)
Murat Tuncali, Nipissing University (e-mail: muratt@nipissingu.ca)

Problems Editor:
John C. Mayer, University of Alabama at Birmingham (e-mail: mayer@math.uab.edu)

Technical Editors:
Beth Fletcher, Auburn University (Spring issue) (e-mail: topolog@auburn.edu)
Greg Foster, Nipissing University (Summer issue) (e-mail: gregf@nipissingu.ca)

Advisory Board:
Beverly L. Brechner, Thomas A. Chapman, W. Wistar Comfort, Howard Cook, Robert L Devaney Robert J. Daverman, Alexander N. Dranishnikov, Jo Heath, Robert W. Heath, Jimmie D. Lawson, Andrew Lelek, Wayne Lewis, Daniel R. McMillan, Jr., Ernest A. Michael, Mary Ellen Rudin, Edward E. Slaminka, Stephen Watson, James E. West, John M. Worrell, Jr., James A. Yorke.

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