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W h at is involved in publishing your

Di s s e rtat ion ? Upon receipt of your dissertation and abstract, UMI Dissertation Publishing assigns a

UMI will produce copies on demand from either the master digital file or a digitized copy of the paper manuscript. Researchers can obtain digital copies, as well as softbound or hardbound copies as described in th “AuthorDiscount Offer” form. Libraries and institutionscan choose elctronic copies. paper copies, or 98-page positive microfiche.

U M I ’s ProQuest Digital Dissertations program lets Web users search for titles of interest,preview the first 24 pages of titles from 1997forward, and order/access full-text digital copies in Adobe® Acrobat PDF® for immediated o w n l o a d i n g .

Author Servicesw w w. u m i . c o m / g o / a u t h o s e r v i c e s

Author Discounts. As a UMI author, you willalways receive a discount on copies of your owndissertation. This is a cost-effective way for you to

get hardbound or softbound copies of yourdissertation for personal use or distribution ona r c h i v a l - q u a l i t y, acid-free paper. To order copiesof your dissertation at the author discount price,use the order form in the back of this booklet.

Author Royalties. UMI will pay a 10% royaltyon ALL sales excluding your purchases of yourdissertation. Royalty payments must exceed$10.00 in a calendar year to be paid. If youchange your address, please notify us by mail at:UMI, Dissertation Services, 789 E. EisenhowerP a r k w a y, P.O. Box 1346, Ann Arbor, MI, 48106-1346, so we know where to send your royalties.

The Publishing Agreement that you sign withus (see insert) grants UMI the following rights:

• the non-exclusive right to reproduce anddistribute your dissertation in and frommicroform

• the non-exclusive right to reproduce anddistribute your dissertation in and from anelectronic format

• the non-exclusive right to reproduce anddistribute your abstract in any format in whole or in part

These rights do not prevent you from grantingother publishing rights as y o u c h o o s e .

unique ISBN to your dissertation, creates an enhanced bibliographic record with additional subject codes and keywords for

cross-referencing, and distributes that record and dissertation abstract to its worldwide network of information resources. In

one form or another, the UMI dissertation database is available at every major research library in the world. Moreover, online

bibliographic resources such as OCLC, STN®, and Dialog® make the database available to other researchers. An international

network of distribution agents ensures that copies of your dissertation become available to libraries worldwide.


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Manuscript Preparationw w w. u m i . c o m / g o / p r e p a r e m a n u s c r i p t

Copyrighting Your Manuscript. C o p y r i g h tprivileges reside with you immediately uponcreation of your work. Registration of yourcopyright establishes a public record of yourdissertation and confers additional legal rights,enabling you to file infringement suits and seekstatutory damages and attorneys’ fees. If you wishto register your copyright but prefer not tohandle the details yourself, UMI will act as youragent with the Library of Congress CopyrightOffice. This includes preparation of theapplication (in your name) plus submission ofthe application fee and required depositcopy(ies) of your work. You will receive yourcertificate of copyright registration from theCopyright Office approximately six to eight weeksafter UMI receives your manuscript.

Preparing Your Manuscript for Publication. w w w. u m i . c o m / g o / p r e p a r e m a n u s c r i p t

UMI accepts dissertations and master’s theses by graduates of accredited, degree-grantinginstitutions. Full texts in both paper and digitalformats are distributed exactly as they aresubmitted. They are neither edited, typeset, norre-typed. When your dissertation is ready forpublication, you will be asked to submit a typed

or digital copy of the manuscript to youru n i v e r s i t y, along with an abstract of the contents.Your university will then forward the material to UMI. Please note: Some universities have adifferent procedure, so check with your graduateschool first.

Your Manuscript Ti t l e. Use word substitutesfor formulas, symbols, superscripts, Greekletters, or other non-alphabetical symbols in the title. If your title contains symbols or non-Roman letters, please suggest appropriatetranslations using Roman letters and providethem as keywords (see next section).

E X A M P L E S :

Surface and colloid chemical studies of

gamma ferric oxide dispersions

Chromosomal localization of the alpha-

and beta-globulin of the chicken, G a l l u s

d o m e s t i c u s

A study of high critical transition

temperature superconductivity in the

neodymium-barium-copper oxide

s y s t e m

Neutral kaon and lambda production in

electron-positron annihilation at 29 GeV

and the Z boson resonance

UMI editors may make some changes inpunctuation or spelling of your title to maintainconsistency in the database. For example, we mayadd a colon to delineate a subtitle. No changesare ever made to the manuscript itself, so yourtitle page will remain as we received it.

Added Keyword s. UMI editors select words andphrases to index your dissertation in our printproducts, and provide added topical entries forresearchers. You will be asked to suggest addedkeywords on the agreement form.

Some of these added keywords are taken into the electronic products and appear inparentheses at the end of the dissertation title.Authors sometimes find those added keywordsconfusing and believe UMI has changed theirtitle. However, these keywords are not part ofthe title and will not appear on copies or inprint. They appear only in the electronicproducts to enhance retrieval.

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E X A M P L E S :

Continuous-wave, cooperative

upconversion lasers. (quantum

e f f i c i e n c y, energy transfer)

Parallel algorithms with ultra-fast

expected times. (load balancing,

sorting, randomization)

Problems of text and reception:

Mixail Zoscenko. (Soviet Union)

Selecting a Subject Category for Yo u rM a n u s c r i p t. The UMI dissertation database isarranged by subject categories. Your abstract willappear in Dissertation Abstracts Internationalunder one category only. In the Agreement Form(see insert) you will be asked to choose thecategory that most nearly describes the generalcontent of the dissertation. You may selectadditional categories to enhance electronicretrieval. Your guide will be the “SubjectCategories” listing, which also appears in theinsert (page A3). For assistance with keyword or subject field choice, see page 4.

Preparing Your Abstract. Your abstract (asuccinct description of your work) is limited to350 words. We’ll shorten it if we must, but wefeel you’re best qualified to edit it, so pleased o n ’t exceed the limit.

Please follow these guidelines:

• Include pertinent place names, names ofpersons (in full), and other proper nouns. These are useful in automated retrieval.

• Display symbols, as well as foreign words andphrases, clearly and accurately. Include translit-erations for characters other than Roman andGreek letters and Arabic numerals. Includeaccents and diacritical marks.

• Do not include graphs, charts, tables, orillustrations in your abstract.

• If the original abstract is not in English and anEnglish translation has been made, please sendboth the English and the foreign languagea b s t r a c t s .

Using Materials Copyrighted by Others. As the author of the manuscript, you will beasked to certify that any previously copyrightedmaterial used in your work, beyond “fair use,” is with the written permission of the copyrighto w n e r. Please refer to Copyright Law &Graduate Research: New Media, New Rightsand Your New Dissertation by Dr. KennethCrews. This booklet is available at no chargefrom UMI. Ask your graduate school office torequest paper copies or visit our website at w w w. u m i . c o m / g o / c o p y r i g h t l a w for the latestdigital version.

By signing the Agreement Form you agree to theabove terms. You must also attach copies ofpermission letters from copyright owners to theAgreement Form. These letters must state that thecopyright owner is aware that UMI may supplysingle copies on demand. If permissions are notsupplied, copyrighted materials will not ber e p r o d u c e d .

Preparing the Paper Text of Yo u rM a n u s c r i p t.

• Your graduate school’s requirements alwayssupersede UMI’s requirements.

• Type or print your manuscript single-sided onhigh-quality white paper, 8 1/2" x 11" or A4 insize. Please do not use erasable papers.

• All textual materials should be double-spaced.Long quotations and footnotes may be single-s p a c e d .

• Because the manuscript will be reduced insize, we recommend that you select font size 12and no smaller than 10 in Arial, Helvetica, orCentury Gothic fonts.

• To insure the best quality, the print should beletter quality with dark black characters that areconsistently clear and dense.


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• Pages with small and indistinct print and/orvery narrow margins may be illegible inm i c r o f o r m .

• We recommend a minimum 1" margin on allfour sides of the page.

• Photocopies made from poor-quality originalscannot be properly reproduced. These poor-quality copies tend to occur most frequently in manuscript appendices.

• Our most common problem is missing pages.To avoid delays in publication, please makecertain that the copy you submit includes all the pages of your manuscript.

Charts, Graphs, Tables, Photographs, and Oversize Maps. Illustrative materialdrawn or computer-generated in black willreproduce satisfactorily, while colors will appear as slightly varying shades of gray.

Please keep in mind:

• Lines on a graph should be identified by labels or symbols rather than colors.

• Shaded areas – such as countries on a map – will have better contrast if cross-hatching isused instead of color.

• Photographs should be professional-qualityblack and white.

• Color photographs should be reprinted inblack and white by a photo lab. Mostphotographs will reproduce acceptably onpositive microform but will lack clarity on paper copies.

• Charts, graphs, and maps that are larger thanthe standard 8 1/2" x 11" page size may be usedin your manuscript. These should be carefullyfolded into the manuscript or rolled and placedin a mailing tube.


4Dissertations in Digital Format. More detailed information is available atw w w. u m i . c o m / g o / s u b m i t e l e c t r o n i c d i s s.

At universities that accept dissertations or thesesin electronic format, authors may submit digitaldocuments to UMI through their graduate schoolor school library, preferably by FTP. GProQuest also provides a program for online submission ofdissertation and thesis. Graduate school or librarystaff charged with digital submission to UMI shouldcontact UMI Dissertation Publishing Support at 1-800-521-0600, ext. 7020, for complete FTPinstructions or to learn about the ProQuest onlinesubmission program.

Basic Guidelines for Dissertations inDigital Format. The document should appearin Adobe PDF without compression or passwordprotection. UMI Dissertation Publishing canmake no changes to the document. Therefore,how the document looks when it is accessed orprinted is entirely the responsibility of the author.It is the author’s responsibility to reformat thedocument into Adobe PDF, check the reformatteddocument for accuracy, and submit the PDFdocument to the graduate school or library for publication.

All fonts used should be embedded in thedocument. External or internal links tomultimedia files are acceptable. If multimediaelements are used in the document, file formatsshould be identified in the dissertation abstract.Large multimedia files may be submitted on CD-ROM. Acceptable formats are:

Images: • GIF (.gif)

• JPEG (.jpeg)

• TIFF (.tif)

Vi d e o :• Apple Quick Time (.mov)

• Microsoft Audio Video Interleaved

(.avi)

• MPEG (.mpg)

A u d i o :• A I F ( . a i f )

• C D - D A

• C D - R O M / X A

• MIDI (.midi)

• M P E G - 2

• SND (.snd)

• WAV (.wav)

Supporting Documents. S u p p o r t i n gdocuments should be forwarded on paper in an 8 1/2" X 11" envelope. You should provide:

• Title Page• A b s t r a c t• Completed Agreement Form• Completed Author Discount Order Form• Money Order/Check• Reprint Permission Letters• Third party software licenses, if required

Print and Electronic Access toDissertations in Electronic Format.Bibliographic citations and abstracts fordocuments received in digital format will bepublished in Dissertation Abstracts Internationalin print, online, CD-ROM and microform.Bibliographic information concerning thesedocuments will also be made available throughthe UMI Dissertation Abstracts database and to aworldwide network of online informationproviders including OCLC, Dialog®, Silver Platter,and STN®. The PDF format of the document willbe loaded into ProQuest Digital Dissertations, adigital archive of dissertations and theses. UMIDissertation Publishing will check for documentintegrity and copyright compliance. If thedocument appears to be incomplete or ifthere are questions about the reproductionof previously copyrighted materials,publication will be delayed until thoseconcerns are resolved.

UMI Dissertation Publishing thanks the graduate deans of the many institutions throughout the world that

participate in our publishing program. Their cooperation makes possible the continuing growth and

increasing value of UMI Dissertation Publishing.

f or more infor mat ion on publishing your ma n u s c r i p t. . .If you

have any questions about your manuscript or any UMI resources, please call toll free at 800-521-0600. Enter the appropriate

extension: • Copyright information or preparing manuscript: ext. 7020 • Ordering copies of your manuscript: ext. 7020

• Dissertation search: ext. 3781 • Choosing subject codes or keywords: • Social Sciences/Humanities: ext. 4883 • S c i e n c e s

and Engineering: ext. 4881 • Or fax us a message at 734-997-4108 (regarding manuscripts) or 734-977-4031 (regarding

searches). • Email us at [email protected]


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Digital Resources

ProQuest Digital Dissertations is thefoundation of all UMI online and paper- b a s e ddissertation reference products. The data-base is a computerized resource containing:

• Bibliographic citations for over 2 milliondoctoral dissertations and theses dating back to 1861

• A u t h o r-created abstracts for dissertationspublished from July 1980 forward

• Citations for tens of thousands of master’stheses citations with 150-word abstracts fortheses from 1988 forward

• The full text of over 500,000 dissertations andm a s t e r ’s theses available in Adobe PDF format

Your dissertation will be one of the more than45,000 dissertations and 10,000 master’s thesesadded to the database each year. New dissertationcitations are entered into the database monthly,and Master’s theses are added bimonthly. Ourcomputerized search and retrieval system willcite your dissertation in response to any inquiry

using search terms included in your title orabstract. Researchers with access to OCLC,D i a l o g®, and STN® online information searchservices can also search the UMI database andplace orders online.

The dissertation database is alos available oncompact disc with a subscription toDissertationAbstracts Ondisc (DAO).

P a p e r-based Resources

Dissertation Abstracts International.The abstract you prepare will appear in UMI’smonthly publication, Dissertation AbstractsInternational (DAI). The authoritative sourcefor concise summaries of current doctoralresearch, DAI is available in practically everyuniversity and research library in North Americaas well as throughout Europe and the Far East.

The Comprehensive Dissertation Index( C D I ) is the most comprehensive printedreference to doctoral dissertations accepted inNorth America. The set includes the landmark

37-volume C D I 1861-1972, the C D I Te n - Ye a rCumulation 1973-1982, and the C D I F i v e - Ye a rCumulation 1983-1987. Together with the C D Iannual supplements, these powerful bibliographictools allow access to over 2 million dissertationsspanning more than 130 years.

American Doctoral Dissertations (ADD)is an annual bibliography of dissertations.Citations are hierarchically arranged by subjectand institution and indexed by author. A D Dis compiled by UMI for The Association ofResearch Libraries.

U M I®

Dissertation Publishing offers a complete program of digital and analog publishing as well as bibliographic and copy

services. When you publish your dissertation through UMI Dissertation Publishing, your research becomes available through

the UMI dissertation database, one of the largest and most widely used specialized research databases in the world. Further,

your dissertation is distributed by a network of UMI agents spanning the globe.

P rov i ding Infor mat ion about Your Di s s e rtat ion


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A G R E E M E N T F O R MDetailed instructions, Author Discount Order Form and Subject Categories List

Doctoral DissertaTion

ITEM 1: Full name. This should be identical to thename on your title page, since your name will be usedto access your dissertation in the database.

ITEM 3: Future mailing address. This is the addressat which you can be reached after you have completed your degree requirements. It will be used in mailingany royalties due from the sale of your dissertation.

ITEM 4: Please enter university name, plus collegeor department within the university. For example:Harvard University, School of Divinity.

ITEM 8: Dissertation title. The words used in thetitle of your dissertation are the access points forresearchers who may use computerized keywordsearching techniques to identify works in varioussubject areas. The words in your title should beselected carefully to represent as accurately as possible the subject content of your dissertation.

The published title will be upper/ lower case. Toensure accuracy, the author should include allappropriate accents or diacritical marks.

Authors of scientific and engineering dissertationsshould use word substitutes for formulas, symbols,and superscripts or subscripts, Greek letters, etc. Forexample, “Metabolic relationships of Pi and K+uptake mechanisms in snap bean (P. vulgaris) roots”should be written “Metabolic relationships of inorganic phosphate and potassium uptake mechanisms in snap bean (Phaseolus vulgaris)roots.”

ITEM 9: Additional keywords. If retrieval of yourdissertation would be enhanced, you may add up tofive keywords. For example, geographical locationsor scientific names not mentioned in your title orabstract might be listed.

ITEM 10: Dissertation subject category. Select fromthe “Subject Categories” list on page A3 the categoryrelated to the discipline and content of your dissertation, under which you wish to have yourabstract published. Enter the corresponding four-digit code and the category name. If you wish, youmay indicate additional subject codes and categoriesthat would enhance electronic retrieval.

ITEM 12: UMI Dissertation Publishing will file, onyour behalf, an application for registration of aclaim of copyright for your dissertation. Pleasecomplete the “Authorization to Apply forRegistration of My Claim to Copyright” section onpage A5. The certificate of registration will be mailedto you by the Copyright Office approximately six toeight weeks after we receive your dissertation forpublication. This service is available only forauthors publishing their dissertations with UMIDissertation Publishing.

If your dissertation has been previously publishedand is registered with the Copyright Office, pleaseenter the copyright notice on the back of the form,exactly as it appears in the previously publishededition.

If you have any questions as you complete this form,please feel free to call toll free at 800-521-0600, ext.7020, or email [email protected].

Instructions For Doctoral Dissertation Agreement Form. Please complete this agreement carefully, so that your dissertation can be published as rapidly as possible. Please type or print, and look through the followinginstructions for explanations concerning the Agreement Form.

m Does your dissertation abstract adhere to the maximum word lengthof 350 words? (We reserve the right to edit longer abstracts.)

m Are permission letters for previously copyrighted materials attachedto the Agreement Form?

m Do the copyright permission letters state that ProQuest Informationand Learning may supply copies on demand?

m Have you attached a copy of your abstract and title page to the Agreement Form?

m Is your adviser’s name and title clearly indicated?

m Is your name, in full, on the title page of the work, the abstract, andthe Agreement Form? Is the name identical on all three? The manuscriptwill be published under the most complete name given, if unclear.

m Have you signed in the appropriate places on the back of the Agreement Form?

m Have you included your Social Security number?

m Are words substituted for formulas and symbols in the title? Are accents included?

m Is a subject classification indicated on the Agreement Form?

m Our most common problem is missing pages. Are all pages presentand numbered consecutively?

m If the work is to be copyrighted, is all the appropriate information completed on the Agreement Form?

m Have you enclosed a check or money order for your copyright fee? (Credit cards not accepted for copyright fee.)

m Have you enclosed payment for your author discount copies? Seepage A6. (Credit card, check, or money order is acceptable.)

m Have you included an English title and abstract if original is in another language?

Author Check List If you have any questions concerning the publication of your manuscript,call toll free at 800-521-0600. Ask for UMI Dissertation Publishing Customer Service at ext. 7020, or email [email protected].

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The Sciences and Engineering

Subject Categories The dissertation database is arranged by subject categories. Pleaseselect the one subject which most nearly describes the content of your dissertation. If you need assistance choosinga subject code or keywords, call us toll free at 800-521-0600 and ask for ext. 4883 for social sciences and humanities,or ext. 4881 for sciences and engineering.

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Romance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0313Slavic and East European . . .0314

PHILOSOPHY, RELIGION, AND THEOLOGYPhilosophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0422Religion

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Theology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0469

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