Rules for authors

Ufa Mathematical Journal publishes original research papers on the theory of functions, complex analysis, ordinary differential equations, partial differential equations, mathematical physics, probability theory and mathematical statistics. It is intended for researchers, teachers, postgraduate and undergraduate students. The journal publishes four regular issues per each year. Articles written in Russian or English which generally comprise up to 40 printed pages are accepted for publication. Paper exceeding 40 printed pages can be accepted for publication by special consideration by the Editorial board.

 Papers published in the journal are also freely placed in full volume on the official site of the Institute of mathematics with computer center of  Russian Academy of Sciences.  The publication of papers in the journal is free of charge for postgraduate and doctoral  students.

 1. All documents are presented to editorial board in duplicate. The manuscript should be carefully checked.  All pages should be numbered including drawings, tables and bibliographical references. The layout of the paper in PDF or PS format will be sent to authors for the final proof-reading.

2. Manuscripts should be prepared using LaTeX2e publishing software (style amsart, packages amsmath, amsfonts, amssymb). Typewritten manuscripts or the ones prepared using software other than TeX, will not be considered. Files *.tex and *.ps (*.pdf) of the paper should be sent to the editorial board by e-mail (umj@matem.anrb.ru).

3. Full names of all authors, title of the paper, its abstract and key words in Russian and English are presented in a separate file typed using any text editor. The file should also contain the academic title and degree, position, full name of the scientific institution, address with the postal code, phone number with the city code and mobile phone number, e-mail address and registration address of every author. It is necessary to indicate the author responsible for correspondence with the editorial board.

The submitting date of an article is the date when its electronic copy is received by the official e-mail of the journal.

An example of the *.tex file of an article.

The text should include the UDC index, the title of the paper followed by the initials and surnames of all authors, short abstracts in Russian and English (no less than 500 and no more than 1500 symbols), and the list of key words in Russian and English. Then, full names of all authors and names of institutions where the work was implemented with full post addresses are given.

It is not allowed to use cumbersome formulae, references to the text of the paper or to the bibliography in the abstract.

Preparing the file authors should keep in mind that it is undesirable to use new command sequences (introduced by authors), especially with parameters, to redefine the Greek letters and other standard commands! Standard package means should be mainly used.

Black-and-white pictures should be prepared in EPS format (Encapsulated PostScript) to be adequately represented upon optical reduction in two times. If pictures are used, it is necessary to attach the package epsfig. The caption  should be centered under the picture and include the word Fig. followed by the number. The pictures should have a straightforward enumeration through the text of the paper. All comments to drawings should be placed in the text of the paper. The tables are accompanied by the centered caption Tab. followed by the number. The tables should have straightforward enumeration through the text of the paper. All comments to tables should be placed in the text of the paper. Diagrams are made similarly to pictures.

The bibliography list should include only the items referred to in the text in the order of citing. It is not allowed to refer to unpublished works, the results of which are used in proofs of the paper.  The bibliography list should include no more than 40 items.

 Authors may suggest potential referees for their articles and indicate e-mail addresses of the  latter.

In case of rejection, authors receive a motivated rejection letter.