The Bukovina Mathematical Journal is indexed and referenced in international and national scientometric, bibliographic and repository systems, which ensures the visibility, accessibility and dissemination of scientific research results in the global academic environment.
The journal is represented in the following databases and services:
Indexing ensures the accessibility of metadata and full texts of publications, while abstracting contributes to their systematization, thematic structuring and inclusion in the international scientific discourse.
The journal uses the international infrastructure of digital identification of scientific publications (DOI), which guarantees correct citation, stable references and integration with global scientometric systems.
The journal is open to further expanding its representation in authoritative international databases and increasing the level of global visibility.
Archiving
General Provisions
The journal ensures reliable archiving and long-term storage of all published materials to guarantee continuous access to scientific results, their integrity, authenticity, and suitability for further use in scientific communication. The archiving policy complies with the principles of open science, international standards for the digital preservation of scientific information, and modern open access practices.
Archiving Principles
Archiving of journal materials is carried out based on the following principles:
● openness and free access to scientific publications;
● long-term and continuous storage;
● reliability and security of digital data;
● ensuring the integrity and immutability of published materials;
● technological compatibility and accessibility of formats.
Long-term Storage System
To ensure long-term preservation and accessibility of scientific publications, journal materials are archived in:
Technical Tools for Preservation
Long-term storage of materials is implemented using modern technological solutions, including:
● server storage of electronic files;
● regular backup and data duplication;
● use of stable and standardized formats (particularly PDF);
● electronic repository management systems;
● data protection technologies against loss, damage, or unauthorized access.
Accessibility Guarantees
The journal ensures perpetual open access to all published materials. Long-term accessibility is guaranteed through:
● multi-level redundant storage;
● use of international digital archiving systems;
● constant monitoring of the technological compatibility of formats;
● maintenance of software relevance;
● use of persistent digital identifiers (DOI) and structured metadata.
Integrity of Publications
After publication, articles are not subject to change, except for the issuance of official corrections or retractions in accordance with the journal's editorial policy.