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Keywords: computer science, information technologies, workshop proceedings (do not exceed 5-6 terms).

1. Introduction (use Heading_Section_WIIS style)

The authors for WIIS2023 Workshop Proceedings are requested to follow instruction given in this sample paper. This template provides authors with most of needed formatting specifications.

Organizing Committee recommends preparing paper using this template style set. Your paper is required to be 4-6 (short paper) or 8-12 (regular paper) pages (one page approximating A5 size). Please, take care that the last page is full.

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4.1 Example of subsection 1 (use Heading_Subsection_WIIS style)

Definition 1 [3]. A vertex y is called copy for vertex x(x≠y), in graph G = (X;U) if (x)= (y).

Theorem 1 [6]. If T is a tree with at least 3 vertexes, then graph G= L(T, T0) is d-convex simple and planar.

4.2 Example of subsection 2

Corollary 1 - For a graph K with n≥3, we have:

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4.2.1 Example of Subsubsection (use Heading_Subsubsection_WIIS style)

Example 1 Let A=Q[x2, xy] Q[x, y] and use the degree lexicographical order with xy. The set F={x2, xy} is a SAGBI basis for A. Let g=x3y+x2 and h=x4+x2y2 in A. A Hilbert basis for the set of solutions of the equation (3) is:

Thus , so by Algorithm 1 a syzygy family for (g, h) is {G(1,1,0)-H(0,1,1)}={–x3y3+x4}.

5. Conclusion

In this paper, the instructions for preparing camera ready paper for including in the Proceedings of the Workshop WIIS2023 are given.

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A.A. Waksman. Permutation Network. Journal of the ACM, vol. 15, no 1 (1968), pp. 159-163.

M. Portz. A generallized description of DES-based and Benes-based permutation generators. LNCS, vol. 718 (1992), pp. 397-409.

M. Kwan. The design of the ICE encryption algorithm. The 4th International Workshop, Fast Software Encryption - FSE '97 Proc. LNCS, vol. 1267 (1997), pp. 69-82.

B. Van Rompay, L.R. Knudsen, V. Rijmen. Differential cryptanalysis of the ICE encryption algorithm. The 6th International Workshop, Fast Software Encryption - FSE'98 Proc. LNCS, vol. 1372 (1998), pp. 270-283.

M. Sweedler. Ideal bases and valuation rings. Manuscript, 1988.

H. Öfverbeck. HilbertSagbiSg, Maple packages for Hilbert, SAGBI and SAGBI-Gröbner basis calculations, 2005. http://www.maths.lth.se/matematiklu/personal/hans/maple.

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