Submissions

Author Guidelines

Scientific articles that correspond to the profile of the journal and reflect the results of theoretical and experimental research by the authors are accepted for publication.
All articles submitted to the editor undergo the following procedures: testing for technical compliance with these requirements, peer review by competent experts in the subject areas, and the procedure for approval or rejection at the next meeting of the journal’s editorial board.
Submitted articles must be accompanied by an expert opinion. Articles without an expert opinion are not accepted for consideration.
It is not permitted to send previously published articles or articles sent for publication to other publications to the editor.
Materials submitted to the editor are not returned to the authors.
The number of authors for one publication is no more than three. Co-authorship is allowed for no more than two articles in one issue of the journal.
The article should be devoted to solving a certain task/problem, reveal its essence, give directions and methods of solution.
Articles outlining the current state of affairs are not accepted for publication.

The article must have:

– relevance (the issues of the article should be of interest to the scientific community in terms of the current development of science and technology);
– scientific elaboration (the article should consider the scientific aspects of the problem being solved, even if the problem itself has practical significance);
– novelty (the results presented in the article must have scientific novelty).

Articles of a review or general nature are allowed only by special decision of the editorial board.

– introduction (including the relevance, scientific significance of the issue with a brief review of the literature);
– statement of the problem;
– solution methods or theoretical part;
– discussion of the results of experimental studies (including their practical significance, proposals and recommendations for implementation);
– conclusion or conclusions as a whole on the work presented and the results presented.
The article must be clearly structured, i.e. should contain sections generally accepted in scientific publications, namely:
The results presented in the article must be substantiated using the scientific tools given in the article: mathematical derivation, storage law, computational experiment, etc., so that they can be considered sufficiently reliable.
Articles containing only hypotheses or untested proposals will not be accepted.
The article must represent a complete cycle of holistic research, i.e. it must begin with the formulation of a problem and end with a reliable solution to this problem.
Articles containing only plans and ideas for solving problems are not allowed for publication. Ideas must be brought to the level of a law, pattern, dependence, model, method, algorithm, etc. It is necessary to justify the truth of the idea, its adequacy, and usefulness.
The results presented in the article must be formulated in the form of provisions that clearly define the essence of their contribution to science, to the solution of a scientific or specific applied problem.
The article must be written in a language understandable to a specialist in the relevant field. Commonly accepted technical terms should be used.

Submitted articles must contain:

– UDC index;
– Name;
– information about the authors (Last name, Initials, place of work, email address);
– an abstract of 100 to 300 words;
– key words or phrases of no more than 10;
– a list of references with a recommended volume of 10 to 30 references.