Submission requirements
When submitting a manuscript to a journal, authors must confirm that it meets all of the established requirements listed below. If the submitted work is found to be non-compliant with the points of these requirements, the editors will return the materials to the authors for revision.
- This submission has not been previously published and has not been submitted for review by other journal editors (or the comments to the editor below provide the necessary clarifications).
- Submission files are documents in LaTeX2ε and pdf formats.
- Internet links in the text are accompanied by full, valid URLs.
- The text is typed in point 12 point with single line spacing; author's accents are italicized, not underlined (everywhere except URLs); all illustrations, graphs and tables are placed directly in the text, where they should be according to the content (and not at the end of the document).
- The text meets the stylistic and bibliographic requirements set forth in the Guidelines for Authors of the "About the Journal" section.
- The submission must contain an abstract and a title in English.
- It is necessary to provide two lists of literature, one of which is completely written in Latin. At the same time, English-language sources are simply duplicated.
- If the material is submitted to the peer-reviewed section of the journal, the instructions for Blind Review Guarantees have been followed when the submission file was created.
A guide for authors
1. The article should contain the following necessary elements: statement of the problem in general form and its connection with important scientific or practical tasks; analysis of the latest research and publications, in which the solution of this problem was initiated and on which the author relies, selection of previously unresolved parts of the general problem, to which the article is devoted; formulation of the goals of the article (statement of the task); presentation of the main research material with full justification of the obtained scientific results; conclusions from this study and prospects for further research in this direction. It is not allowed to make extensive reviews of published articles and results (except for review articles), to retell known facts, or to cite unpublished works. Each article in Ukrainian is accompanied by a short abstract in Ukrainian and an abstract in English of at least 1,800 characters, including keywords, and each article in English is accompanied by a short abstract in English and an abstract in Ukrainian of at least 1,800 characters, including keywords. (Monument Ministry of Education and Culture Order No. 32 of January 15, 2018, clause 3.4.6)
2. The editors accept articles in Ukrainian or English.
3. The article must be typed in LaTeX2ε according to the sample using a specially designed style file. The article design sample and style file can also be received by mail by sending a request to the magazine's e-mail address.
4. Mandatory elements in the input LaTeX file are: the surname and initials of the author(s) and the title of the article in English (commands \author and \title, respectively); short title of the article for footers, only if the main title is too long (command \shorttitle); surname and initials of the author(s), title of the article, abstract and keywords and phrases in Ukrainian and English (commands \uaabstract and \enabstract, respectively); index classifiers AMS 2010 and UDC (commands \subjclass and \UDC, respectively); the institution(s) with the full address where the author(s) work (in English) and his/her e-mail (commands \institute and \email respectively).
5. Number only those formulas to which there are references, designed using the \eqref command. It is forbidden to use numbers (1), (2), etc. directly.
6. References to literature must be issued using the \cite command. It is forbidden to directly use numbers [1], [2], etc. Journal title abbreviations should follow the style used in AMS (http://www.ams.org/msnhtml/serials.pdf). All literary sources from the list of references must be cited in the text, otherwise the corresponding element must be removed. If the article to which there is a link has a digital doi identifier (http://www.doi.org/index.html), then it must be specified.
7. The used literature is presented as a general list in alphabetical order. Samples of bibliographic descriptions of books, articles, abstracts of conference reports:
% *** BOOK (originally in English)
\bibitem{k1} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. Title of the book. Publishing House, City, Year.
% *** BOOK as part of a series of publications (originally in English)
\bibitem{k2} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. Title of the book. In: Editor1 A.A., Editor2 B.B. (Eds.) SeriesTitle, Number. Publishing House, City, Year.
% *** BOOK (original in Ukrainian or Russian)
\bibitem{k3} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. English translation of the title of the book. Publishing House, City, Year. (in Ukrainian) or (in Russian)
% *** ARTICLE (in the original English) (must indicate doi, if available)
\bibitem{k4} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. \emph{Title of the article}. Title of the Journal Year, \textbf{Volume} (Number), PageF--PageL. doi:????????????
% *** ARTICLE (originally in Ukrainian or Russian) (must indicate doi, if available)
\bibitem{k5} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. \emph{English translation of title of the article}. Title of the Journal Year, \textbf{Volume} (Number), PageF--PageL. doi:???????????? (in Ukrainian) or (in Russian)
% *** ARTICLE (English translation of the original Ukrainian or Russian edition) (must indicate doi, if available)
\bibitem{k41} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B., Author3 C.C. \emph{Title of the article}.Title of the Journal Year, \textbf{Volume} (Number), PageF--PageL. doi:???????????? (translation of Transliteration of Journal Title Year, \textbf{Volume} (Number), PageF--PageL. doi:???????????? (in Ukrainian) or (in Russian))
% *** ABSTRACTS OF THE CONFERENCE
\bibitem{k6} Author1 A.A., Author2 B.B. Title of abstract. In: Editor1 A.A., Editor2 B.B. (Eds.) Proc. of the Intern. Conf.
Title of the Conference'', City, Country, Month DateF--DateL, Year, PublishingHouse, City, Year, PageF--PageL.
8. The used literature is presented in a general list in alphabetical order, additionally in English.
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