Physics in Higher Education

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ISSN	1609-3143 (print) · 1607-2340 (online)
Language of publication	Russian, English
Indexing and databases	РИНЦ ВАК К3

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Rules for authors on the design of manuscripts of articles proposed for publication in the journal “Physical Education in Higher Education Institutions" (as amended in 2015)

1. The journal is intended mainly for the publication of articles on the latest achievements in the field of teaching physics in higher and specialized educational institutions with prospects for application (teaching methods, lecture and laboratory experiments, distance learning, exchange of experience, etc.). By submitting the manuscript of the article to the editorial board of the journal "Physical Education in Higher Education Institutions", the authors transfer to the editorial board, the founders and the publisher of the journal the gratuitous non-exclusive right to publish it in Russian and other languages as an article in the printed version of the journal, in the electronic version of the journal on the Internet and on laser discs, as well as to translate into English and publish the article in the English-language version of the magazine. At the same time, the authors retain their intellectual rights to the manuscript of the article (including "copyright"). In this regard, and subject to the Fourth Part (Section VII) The article must be signed by all the authors. In the case of several authors, the last name of the author responsible for correspondence with the editorial board and all his contacts are indicated.

2. The manuscript of the article is submitted to the editorial board in Russian or English, and the editorial requirements set out in paragraphs 3-16 apply specifically to this case.

3. Each article is reviewed in accordance with the decision of the editorial board of the journal, while the review (reviews) are sent by the editorial board of the journal to the authors of the manuscript. The decision on the order of publication of the article is made by the editorial board in contact with the editorial board. The article can be sent to the authors for revision or rejected for both formal and scientific reasons. In case of final rejection of the article's manuscript, the editorial board sends the authors a reasoned refusal.

4. Any submitted manuscript of the article must be accompanied by an expert opinion on the possibility of publication in the open press, drawn up in accordance with the established procedure. Instead of an expert opinion, a corresponding statement may be submitted to the editor-in-chief of the journal on behalf of the management of the organization where the authors work, or directly on behalf of amateur authors. An expert opinion or statement must necessarily reflect the possibility of open publication and transfer of published materials abroad. An article that is the result of work carried out in an organization (institution) on its assignment must necessarily have a referral from that organization (or a parent organization with the participation of several organizations in this work).

5. The main text of the article should begin with the "Introduction" section with a clear statement of the purpose and objectives of the work, accompanied by arguments in favor of its implementation against the background of the existing state of the problem raised in the article. The further text of the article should also have semantic rubricators (sections and subsections). The article should end with a separate section "Conclusion" listing the main results, the following conclusions and, if possible, proposals for the development of research and the use of their results.

6. The length of the article (without figures) should not exceed 12 A4 pages with one and a half line spacing. The material of the article is presented in printed form (on paper) in two copies and in an identical electronic version on a CD/DVD with text in Word 2010 format (a separate file with figures inserted into the text of the article and provided with appropriate captions). Unnecessarily detailed and cumbersome mathematical transformations and expressions should be avoided in the text. The design of the article is as follows: the article begins with the indication of the UDC; The title of the article is typed in lowercase letters (except initial uppercase) in bold, font size 14, for the rest of the text a simple font size 10 is used, and the recommended font type is Times New Roman.; after the title is a list of authors, with a full list of surnames, first names and patronymics (Ivan Petrovich Sidorov); Next, you should provide the place of work of all the authors, indicating the exact postal address of each place of work, as well as the email address of each author.; with an indentation of 1 line, the abstract of the article is presented (no more than 12 lines) size 8; The following is a list of keywords for this article (no more than ten); The pages of the text are numbered without omissions and additions of letter designations (such as 1a, 2b, etc.), and all elements of the article must be included in the end-to-end numbering, except for figures and captions under them.; after the main text, there is a list of used sources called "Literature".; at the end of the article, the title of the article, the initials and surnames of the authors, the company, its postal address, city, country, e-mail, date of receipt of the article, abstract, PACS, keywords are repeated in English (since the journal is distributed abroad, the editors reserve the right to correct the English part the text without changing its meaning); the PACS classification codes (Physics and Astronomy Classification Scheme) are specified at least up to and including the third level of depth corresponding to the content of the article (details of the PACS classification on the Internet on the website of the American Institute of Physics – www.aip.org/pacs ); on the last page of the text, a separate paragraph (in bold) is placed containing contact information about the author (or authors) in the following format: surname, first name, patronymic, position, degree, title, postal address of the enterprise, phone, e-mail in Russian and English.

7. The list of sources used must be submitted in accordance with the requirements established by the Russian Science Citation Index (RISC) system based on the existing GOST R 7.0.5-2008. The reference in the text to the source used is made in square brackets, for example, [1-3], [7, 8]. References to formulas, figures, and tables are made using parentheses, for example, formula (3), equation (1), (Fig. 2), (Table 7). Examples of sources used: Book: Grodnev I. I. Optoelectronic information transmission systems. Moscow: Znanie Publ., 1991. Articles from magazines: Dmitriev A. G., Tsarenkov B. V. // PTE. 1972. No. 1. P. 208. Gershman B. N., Trakhtenherts V. Yu. // UFN. 1966. Vol. 89. No. 2. P. 201 Lang D. V. // J. Appl. Phys. 1974. V. 45. No. 7. P. 3023

8. The number of drawings and photographs for a standard article should not exceed 7. If one drawing contains two, three or more variants of graphic (or photo) images such as "Fig. 2a", "Fig. 2b", etc., then each individual variant in this case is counted as a separate drawing. If the above limits on the number of drawings (photos) are exceeded the article is returned to the authors for revision. The graphics (black and white and color) are presented in two copies on separate sheets. On the reverse side of each drawing, its number, the names of the first authors of the article and the initial words of its title should be put in pencil. At the same time, it is necessary to submit an electronic version of the drawings on a CD/DVD in one of the formats *.gif, *. jpg, *.png, *.bmp as a separate file for each drawing.

9. The captions under the drawings should be presented on a separate page sequentially, i.e. separately from the drawings. Each signature should be as concise as possible, but succinct in content. Any physical (technical) symbol indicated in the signature must have its own verbal disclosure there. All signatures are repeated electronically in one common file on an accepted electronic medium.

10. In the text of the article, as well as in the figures, do not pre-mark alphabetic symbols in formulas and designations. Simple formulas can be entered into text in the format of a text editor, while more complex formulas can be entered using the Microsoft Equation 3 or MathType 6 or higher formula editor. To symbolize non—vector physical (technical) quantities, use only the Latin and Greek alphabets, while using a straight font for Greek letters and numbers in the text, an oblique font (italics) for Latin letters, and vectors in bold (preferably!!) or an arrow above the vector symbol (italics). Russian Russian letters should not be used for the lower and upper indexes of physical (technical) quantities, but only Arabic numerals, Latin or Greek letters should be used, but if the index, usually the lower one, is a short (abbreviated) form of the Russian word characteristic, then it is acceptable to use Russian letters (italics) in its designation, for example, Uxx , Iv , v , etc. The dimension of physical quantities is indicated only in Russian and in a straight font.

11. Tables should be executed in accordance with the following requirements: the top row is the name of the data and the dimension; the next rows are the data itself.

12. Formulas, tables and figures should have their own separate end-to-end numbering. If there are no additional (return) references to a particular formula in the text or it is in the singular, then its numbering is not necessary. The only table and the drawing are also not numbered.

13. Payment from authors for the publication of manuscripts is allowed, while the amount and form of payment are negotiated on a case-by-case basis.

14. Manuscripts and CDs/DVDs are not returned by the editors.

15. The authors (or the author) of each article after its publication in the next issue of the journal have the right to receive from the editors an electronic version of the article in PDF format (Adobe –Acrobat editor).

16. When published in the journal, each article (in the contact information) is accompanied by a footnote with the copyright mark © placed before the author's surname(s) and the year of publication. The article also indicates the date of receipt of the article by the editorial office.

17. By decision of the Higher Attestation Commission of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, the journal is included in the List of leading peer-reviewed scientific journals and publications in which the main scientific results of dissertations for the degrees of doctor and Candidate of Sciences should be published.

Editor-in-chief

Dmitry Khokhlov

Deputy editor-in-chief

Nikolaj Kalashnikov

Deputy editor-in-chief

Aleksandr Maksimychev

Deputy editor-in-chief

Mihail B. Shapochkin

Executive secretary

Andrey P. Kanavin

Editorial board

Andrey Morozov

Editorial board

Nataliya S. Purysheva

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