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%% The list below corresponds to the sample list of references 
%%given in ``References and citations in BJMC''.

\begin{thebibliography}{}		% do not forget ``{}''

\bibitem[1985]{agu}
Agutter, A.~J.\ (1985). 
\textit{Miracles and oracles}, 
PhD thesis, University of Union, Auckland, New Zealand.

\bibitem[2007]{ann:crabi}
Anninis, K., Crabi, T.~J., Sunday, T.~J.\ (2007). 
New methods for parallel computing, 
\textit{in} Lyonvenson, S. (ed.), \textit{Proceedings of CSC}, Computer Science Conference (1--10 Jul.\ 2007, Haifa, Israel), University Press, Haifa, pp.~130--179.

\bibitem[2017]{CIAA}
Carayol, A., Nicaud, C.\ (eds) (2017).
\textit{Implementation and Application of Automata}, Proceedings of
  CIAA 2017, Theor.\ Copmput.\ Sci.\ \textbf{787},~1--138.

\bibitem[1978]{clar:eke:1}
Clarke, F., Ekeland, I.\  (1978).
Periodical solutions, with given periods, of Hamiltonian equations (French),
\textit{Note CRAS Paris} \textbf{287},~1013--1015.

\bibitem[1982]{clar:eke:2}
Clarke, F., Ekeland, I.\ (1982).
Nonlinear oscillations and boundary-value problems for Hamiltonian systems, 
\textit{Arch.\ Rat.\ Mech.\ Anal.} \textbf{78},~315--333. 

\bibitem[1979]{dog}
Dog, P.~R.\ (1979). 
TRANS method for area traffic control, \textit{in}: Round, A.~F.\ (ed.), \textit{Advances in Traffic Engineering}, Vol. 2. Academic Press, New York, pp.~125--134.

\bibitem[2019]{ICGGR}
GGR  (2019).
\textit{Papers from the International Conference Geodynamics and
  Geospatial Research 2019}, Baltic J.\ Modern Computing \textbf{7}(4),~510-585.

\bibitem[2006]{guo:shum}
Guo, X., Shum, K.~P.\ (2006).
On p.p.-rings which are reduced, \textit{Int.\ J.\ Math.\ Math.\ Sci.}
\textbf{2006}(4),~ID~34694.

\bibitem[2005]{kow}
Kowalski,~K. (2005). 
\textit{Measurability and continuity of open functions} (Polish), PhD thesis, University of Podhale, Zakopane, Poland.

\bibitem[1994]{leo:wu:sto}
Leon, V.~J., Wu, S.~D., Storer, R.~H.\ (1994). 
Robustness measures and robust scheduling for job shops, 
\textit{IIE Transactions} \textbf{26},~32--43.

\bibitem[1986]{Lt}
LNB  (1986).
\textit{The logical notebook. Unsolved problems in mathematical logic} (Russian), 
Siberian branch of Academy of Sciences of USSR, Novosibirsk.

\bibitem[2007]{lyo}
Lyonvenson, S.\ (Ed.) (2007). 
\textit{Proceedings of CSC},
Computer Science Conference (1-10 Jul. 2007, Haifa, Israel). University Press, Haifa.

\bibitem[2009]{mat}
Matish, A.\ (2009). 
\textit{The inconsistency of ZFC}, preprint, available at \\
\texttt{http://arxiv.org/abs/1234.1234v2} .

\bibitem[1988a]{mich:tar:a}
Michalek, R., Tarantello, G., Vugetta,A.\ (1988a).
Improving software processing,
\textit{Report P88/175}, Univ.\ Vaterloo, Canada.

\bibitem[1988b]{mich:tar:b}
Michalek, R., Tarantello, G., Vugetta, A.\ (1988b).
\textit{Improving software processing},
\textit{in}: (Zinovjev and Kechris, \cite{zin:kec}), 222--230.

\bibitem[a]{nar}
Narantello, G.\ (a),
Subharmonic solutions for Hamiltonian systems via a $\mathbf{Z}_{p}$ pseudoindex theory (Italian),
\textit{Annali di Matematica Pura} (to appear).

\bibitem[a]{now}
Nowak, P. (a). New axioms for planar geometry, 
\textit{Eastern J.\ Math.} (in press). DOI: 33.1122/321.

\bibitem[1996a]{pro:man:a}
Proakis, J.~G., Manolakis, D.~G.\ (1996b).
Random signals, \textit{in}: (Proakis and Manolakis, \cite{pro:man:a}), 93--109.

\bibitem[1996b]{pro:man:b}
Proakis, J.~G., Manolakis, D.~G.\ (1996a).
\textit{Signal Processing: Principles, Algorithms and Applications}, 
Prentice-Hall, London.

\bibitem[1985]{rab}
Rabinowitz, P.\ (1985).
On subharmonic solutions of a Hamiltonian system,
\textit{Comm.\ Pure Appl.\ Math.} \textbf{33},~609--633. 

\bibitem[a]{sta}
Stallman, R.~M.\ (a).
\textit{We can put an end to Word attachments}, available at \\
\texttt{http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/no-word-attachments.html} .

\bibitem[2001]{sum:rus}
Summer J., Russell E.~W.\ (eds.) (2001). 
\textit{Mechatronics Foundations} (Russian), 3rd ed., Nauka, Moscow.

\bibitem[a]{web:a}
WEB (a). 
\textit{Instructions for authors}, available at  \\
{\ttfamily https://www.bjmc.lu.lv/for-authors/instructions-for-authors} .  

\bibitem[b]{web:b}
WEB (b). 
\textit{Unified modelling language (UML), version 2.1.2}, available at \\
{\ttfamily www.omg.org/technology/documents/formal/uml.html} .

\bibitem[1988]{zin:kec}
Zinovjev, K.~L., Kechris, E.\ (eds.) (1988).
\textit{Software Engineering: Theory and Applications}, Proc.\ 13th SE Conf.\ (12--15 Jun.\ 1988, Bristol, UK), Springer, New York e.a.

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