- Manuscripts of papers (manuscripts), as well as the Agreement on the transfer of rights to publish the paper are submitted to the Editorial Office by e–mail This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. in Russian or English in *.doc, *.docx format and are published in the presentation language.
- The manuscripts should be open in nature and not violate the rights and interests of third parties. The presence of a restrictive marking serves as a reason for rejecting the material from publication.
- Authors are required to indicate the fact of using artificial intelligence when preparing the article.
- The Editorial Board considers original manuscripts that correspond to the scientific profile of the Journal, have not been published before and have not been transferred to the editorial offices of other journals, subject to an Agreement on the transfer of rights to publish the paper. The Agreement form is filled out and signed by all the authors.
- Introduction should contain the description of investigated problem with the analysis of sources as well as justification of the aim of the work and statement of a problem which is solved by authors. References to the works of other authors, including foreign publications in the field (if any), are mandatory.
- The main part of the article should contain the description of the methodology, equipment, materials, objects of study and cover fully the content of the research. The proposed new methods should be accompanied by examples of their application with the initial data used for calculations. In a manuscript containing computational models and methods, calculations and mathematical models should be preceded by a justification and description of the mechanical model. When presenting the results of experimental studies and calculations using computer programs, the characteristics of the used research (testing) equipment, software tools should be given. The results obtained should be analyzed in terms of their reliability, scientific novelty and compared with the relevant known data.
- In conclusion, the main results arising from the contents of the manuscript are briefly formulated.
- The volume of the paper should be from 14,000 to 18,000 printed characters, including spaces, punctuation, numbers, etc.
- The first page contains (in English): UDC, full name(s) of the author(s), academic degree(s), position(s), name(s) of the organization(s) which they represent, e-mail (of each author). The following items are: the title of the manuscript, abstract (200–250 words), keywords (not more than 10), the main text including diagrams and other illustrations, list of symbols, and references (no less than 15 references, including references to foreign publications). Then the following items (in Russian, for each author) are: full name, academic degree, position, name of the organization, e-mail, title of the manuscript, abstract, keywords, references.
- Figures, tables, formulas, equations found in the manuscript should be numbered in the order mentioned in the text. Additionally, figures are submitted as separate files with resolution at least 300 dpi in *.jpg, *.png, *.tif, *.psd, *.cdr, *.eps formats. Figure width should be no less than 80 mm. Inscriptions in the figures should be replaced with numbers and symbols explained in the captions.
- Multiline formulas should be typed in the MathType formula editor, aligned to the center, and the numbers of formulas are right-aligned. Only formulas that are referenced in the text are numbered. Individual lowercase Greek and other special characters (for example, mathematical ones) are typed in the text by using tool Symbol without using formula editor. When typing formulas and letter designations, the following rules must be taken into account: Greek and Russian letters, mathematical symbols, symbols of chemical elements, indexes (upper and lower), which are abbreviations of words, are typed directly; Latin letters are typed in italics — variables, symbols of physical quantities (including in the index); vectors are typed in bold (no arrows are placed at the top).
- References are to be cited at the end of the manuscript on a separate page in the form of list with full bibliographic information. List of references should correspond to the order of their occurrence in the text. The ordinal number in the text is enclosed in square brackets. References to unpublished works are prohibited.
- The list of references includes scientific publications (monographs, collections of scientific papers, abstracts of dissertations, articles from scientific journals, collections, ongoing publications, as well as deposited manuscripts and patents).
- It is not recommended to include laws, by-laws, standards (including state standards), articles from dictionaries and encyclopedias, website pages, i.e. sources that do not have a specific author. Such sources should be mentioned in the text of the article.
- When making a list of references, it is recommended to adhere to the following rule — about 60 % of the list should be sources published no more than 10 years ago, of which about 40 % are current sources published no more than four years ago. References of considerable age (more than 10 years ago) should make up no more than 40 % of the entire list. In the manuscripts of papers on specific topics, publications on which have not been publicly available for the last 10 years, a reference to the source of the author’s choice is allowed. At the same time, the author must provide an appropriate argumentation in the manuscript.
- Using excessive self-citation as a method of increasing the metric of an author, journal, or organization is unethical. The index of self-citation or citation of any author should not exceed 30 % of the references.
- The manuscripts are checked for illegal borrowings from publicly available online sources (plagiarism) by the editorial staff of the journal before they are submitted for review.
- The editorial staff is not responsible for the presence of plagiarism in the manuscript, which was not detected during verification, information containing false information and (or) information that may become the object of public outcry.
- Plagiarism, which violates the Code of Ethics of Scientific Publications, entails the immediate rejection of the paper.
- The manuscript submitted to the Editorial Office is reviewed. The main criteria for the expediency of publication are relevance of the topic, scientific novelty and practical significance.
- Manuscripts that do not meet the requirements will not be accepted for consideration.
