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Publication Ethics

The main principles of Publication Ethics accepted by the journal “Physics of Wave Processes and Radio Systems” are based on the Declaration “Ethical principles of scientific publications” developed by the Association of Science Editors and Publishers (ASEP), as well as on the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE):

International standards for authors;
Code of conduct and best practice guide for journal editors;
Ethical principles for reviewers;
Code of conduct for journal editors;
CSE's White Paper on Promoting Integrity in Scientific Journal Publications

Information for Authors

Only original researches can be published in the journal. Depending on the nature of the submitted papers are classified under the following headings: general theory of wave processes, mathematical methods in the theory of wave processes, problems of analysis and synthesis of wireless devices and systems, transmission and processing of information in radio systems, electrodynamics and equipment high frequency and UHF, antenna-feeder systems and wave propagation theory means of functional electronics, non linear electrodynamics and chaos in radio systems, environmental and biomedical aspects of the theory of wave processes.

Materials accompanying the act of examination of the possibility of publication, shall be submitted to the editor-in-chief of the optical disk (and by e-mail: neganov-samara@yandex.ru). The text should be saved as Microsoft Word. Text of the article typed in Times New Roman (14 pt) 1.5 spacing on one side of a standard sheet size A4. If you use other fonts need to be attached as files.

Figures should be submitted only in the vector graphic formats CDR, WMF or EPS. CDR format is preferred. The text in the figures typed in Times New Roman (10 pt). In the case of highly complex patterns can be represented as graphical formats TIFF Bitmap and Windows Bitmap (raster graphics) and in hard copy on separate sheets. All figures should be attached as separate graphic files (for raster graphics - a resolution of 600 dpi).

All formulas, variables, constants, and dimension values that contain superscripts and (or) subscripts characters, including in the figure should be typed in the formula editor MathType. Not allowed set of formulas in text form without the use of the specified editor.

One of the two copies of the print must be marked according to generally accepted rules:
- In all cases where the uppercase and lowercase letters are identical in shape and differ only in their size (for example, C and c, W and w et al.), It is necessary to emphasize the capital letters from the bottom two lines, and the lower - the top two lines;
- For the difference between O (the letter) and 0 (zero), the letter O should emphasize two lines below;
- Top indexes mark as arc ∪, bottom - arc ∩;
- The index is an acronym for the Russian words are explained separately (preferably using indexes with Latin characters);
- Greek letters are underlined in red pencil;
- Matrix highlights in blue pencil;
- Vectors are denoted by arrows above the letters, averaged values - with line.

Article submitted to the editors in two duplicates. RAW copy of the printout must be signed by all authors. Separately, must be accompanied by an abstract for VINITI in two duplicates.

Manuscripts which do not comply these rules, returned to the authors without review. The editors do not make known to the authors of the changes and reductions manuscript with an editorial in nature and do not affect the fundamental issues.

Rules of reviewing of scientific articles

I. The edition shall review all incoming materials to the editor corresponding to its category. All reviewers are acknowledged experts on the subject of reviewed material and have for the last 3 years of the publication of reviewed articles on the subject. Reviews are stored in the publishing and editorial office for 5 years.

II. Review of the newly arrived articles at the meeting of the Samara section of the editorial board - the first Wednesday of each month.
The staff of the section: DSc, prof. Neganov V.A. - editor-in-chief, DSc Volobuev A.N., DSc Bobreshov A.M., DSc Kartashevskii V.G., PhD Zaitsev V.V., PhD Tabakov D.P.

III. The distribution of the material received by the section of the direction of the magazine - the first Wednesday of each month.
The list of sections and curators:
1. The general theory of wave processes, mathematical methods in the theory of wave processes - Tabakov D.P.;
2. Analysis and synthesis of wireless devices and systems - Bobreshov A.M.;
3. The transfer and processing in radio systems - Kartashevskii V.G.;
4. Electrodynamics and technique of microwave and EHF, antenna-feeder system and the propagation of radio waves - Neganov V.A.;
5. Non-linear dynamics and chaos in radio systems - Zaitsev V.V.;
6. Environmental and medical-biological aspects of the theory of wave processes - Volobuev A.N.

IV. Curator of the section works with articles:
- selection of a reviewer from among the members of the editorial board of the non-resident or a guest reviewer (within one month from the date of the last meeting of the editorial board);
- sending the article for review (within one month from the date of the last meeting of the editorial board);
- correspondence with the reviewer by e-mail (if necessary, within three months from the date of referral to the review).

V. Analysis of the received reviews of the articles and decide on the publication at a meeting of the Samara section of the editorial board - the first Wednesday of each month. The authors to be submitted copies of reviews or a reasoned refusal, and also undertakes to send copies of reviews in the Ministry of Education and Science for admission to the editor publication prompted.

VI. Formation of the content of the next issue of the magazine - the first Wednesday of January, April, July and October each year.