
Journal of GOKOVA STYLE GUIDE

These guidelines do not contain information about how to write articles in
Latex, it only contains information for Latex writers on how to write articles 
using our styles.

  Before writing your paper, please place  jgokova.cls, GGTlogo.eps
  and empty.tex in the same directory. 

  Please write your manuscript following empty.tex, as shown below.

\title [short title here which shows up on top of even pages]
       {title of your paper to be written in this field}

  When writing the title, please use sentence case. Only the first
  letter of proper names should be capitalised.

\author[surnames]{fullnames}
  surnames: The author's surname should be written here in capitals.
   If there are two authors, "and" should be used to join the names.
   If there are many authors, only the first name should be
   written followed by "{\it et al.}"
  
  fullnames: The author's first name and surname should be written here 
   without abbreviation and with only the first letters capitalised. If there
   are more than two authors, a comma should appear between the names.

\thanks{any notes related to your study, can be written here in brief}
   Example: This study was supported by TUBITAK.

\address{the author's address should be written in this field}
\email{the author's e-mail address to be written here}

  If there is more than one author, a separate \address and \email command
  should be used for each.

ABSTRACT
  All proceedings books will appear with abstracts.
  The abstract is to be written between the \begin{abstract} and
  \end{abstract} commands. Following the abstract, you need to provide a
  list of keywords with the \keywords{list} command.
  



  After the  \maketitle  command appears, the article can be written underneath.



\section{the name of the section should be written in this field}
\subsection{the name of the subsection should be written here}
       
  When writing the names  of sections and subsections, sentence case should be
  used.


  Acknowledgement (the word "Acknowledgement" to be written in bold) should
  be at the end of the text as a continuation of the main body of the paper.


  FIGURES 

  All figures should be in  .eps or  .ps  format.   
  All figures in the paper should be given using the commands below.

\begin{figure}[htb]
\includegraphics{the full name of the graphics file should be written here}
\caption{If there is a caption, it should be written here}
\label{fig:figure_name}   %% Later use \ref{fig:figure_name} to refer to the figure
\end{figure}


  REFERENCES

  Citations in the paper should be written using the 
  command \cite{the reference label to be written here}

Authors are encouraged to use BibTeX with the provided style file:

ggt.bst

To use BibTeX, include the following in your document:

\bibliographystyle{ggt}
\bibliography{your-bib-file}

This will automatically format references according to the Gökova style.



Manual references using thebibliography are also supported if preferred.


  The references should be listed at the end of the paper in the same order in 
  which they appear in the text using the commands below.  

\begin{thebibliography}{99}
\bibitem[ref_number]{ref_label}
  ref_number: The reference number or the code (what will appear
   in printed form) should be written here.
  ref_label: The reference label that will be used with \cite{} command
   should be written here.

  The author's name should be given in the form of initials and surname.

  Periodicals: Title of the paper (in italics), name of the journal, volume (in
   bold), year (in parentheses), first and last page numbers.

  Books: Title of the book (in italics), name of the publisher, year (in
   parentheses)
      
  Preprints: The title of preprint should be in italics.

  Conference Procedings: The title of the talk should be in italics.

\end{thebibliography}

