About Kyungju : Kyungju is located in the southeastern part of Korea about 60 km north of Pusan. It was the old capital city of the Silla dynasty during more than 1,000 years from BC 57 to AD 992. A lot of historic monuments, especially numerous Siberian styled tombs, are scattered throughout the city. It was appointed by UNESCO in 1995 as one of the world historic cultural heritage places. Currently, the population of Kyungju is around 150,000, but in ancient times after Silla dynasty unified Korea in AD 668, the population was estimated about 800,000, which was one of the most thriving cities of the world. Around that time, the city was the door of Korea to the world. Probably the best place for sightseeing is the museum. During the conference, we are planning to have a tourism day. One plan for the tourism day is to visit historic monuments around the city of Kyungju; and the other plan is to hike around the southern hill of the city. If you are interested in hiking, you may bring comfortable hiking shoes. While hiking, you also can see many historic stone monuments.
The conference will be held in the Hyundai hotel which is about 4 km from downtown Kyungju near Bomun lake in Kyungju. The room fee per one night is: 65,000 Korean Won for single bed; 70,000 Korean Won for double or twin bed. Rooms have been reserved. The currency exchange rate of 1 US dollars is approximately 1,200 Korean Won.
How to get Kyungju and the conference place Hyundai hotel:
The Proceedings: We are in the final stages of
contracting with Birkhauser to publish the Proceedings of the Third Korea-China-Japan
International Symposium on Ring Theory. The volume will consists of invited survey
papers of approximately 20 pages and original research papers of approximately 10 pages.
All participants, who have not been previously invited to submit a paper,
are encouraged to submit a high quality original research
paper of approximately 10 pages. The original research papers should contain
proofs of results and
should not be only an announcement of results nor should they be submitted for
publication elsewhere. All papers will be peer-reviewed according to standard refereeing
procedures. The guidelines will be sent through e-mail or provided during the
conference. The deadline
for submission is September 10, 1999.
The volume will have approximately 400 pages and will
be offered at a discounted prepublication price of approximately 45 US dollars to conference
participants. The regular (undiscounted) price will be approximately 80 US dollars.
Conference participants can order the volume for their university library (or anyone else) at the
prepublication price (approximately 45 US dollars). When
submitting paper, please include the dvi file and send three hard copies. Papers should be submitted to either
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