1.
Paper may be submitted to the editorial board as two copies of the manuscript typed on one side of the standard A4 sheet (297x210 mm) and files of the manuscript in LaTeX 2ε format and files of the figures on a diskette.
2. All files should be submitted on a 3.5" floppy disc (1440 Kbytes) or sent to jct@ict.nsc.ru as a *.zip - archive.
3. A separate page should contain a title, names of the authors, an abstract
(not more than 300 characters) and keywords.
4. The paper should be accompanied by the publication permission from the
organization, where the work was done. The enclosed letter should contain the
postal address, phone numbers and e-mail of the corresponding author.
5. A separate file should contain the following information on each author:
First name, second name, last name>
Affiliation, position
Academic degree and title
Year of birth
Postal address
Office and home phone numbers (including area code),
fax number, e-mail address, homepage URL
Scientific interests (brief curriculum vitae)
6. All materials should be sent to the following address:
Dr. Igor A. Pestunov (executive secretary),
Galina G. Mitina (publishing department manager)
Journal of Computational Technologies,
Institute of Computational Technologies SB RAS,
Academician Lavrentyev Ave. 6, Novosibirsk, 630090, Russia.
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‹References (\item-список)›
\item {\sc Ivanov~I.I., Ivanova~I.I.} On computational technologies //
Computational technologies. 1999. Vol.~11, No.~11. P.~1123--1135.
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2. A list of the references should be sorted according to the order of citations in the text and it should be written as in the following example:
Book
Finlayson B.A. The method of weighted residuals and variational principles. N.Y.: Acad. Press, 1972.
Book by four authors
Problems of computational mathematics A.F. Voevodin, V.V. Ostapenko,
V.V. Pivovarov, S.M. Shurgin. Novosibirsk: SB RAS Publishing House, 1995.
Paper from continued subject transactions
Fedorova A.A., Chernykh G.G. On numerical modelling of viscous
incompressible jet fluid flows // Modelling in mechamics: Scientific
transactions RAS. Siberian branch. Computing Center. Institute of Theoretical
and Applied Mechanics. 1992. Vol. 6 (23). P. 129–140.
Paper from journal
Venkatakrishnan V. Newton solution of inviscid and viscous problems
// AIAA J. 1989. Vol. 27, N 7. P. 285–291.
Conference proceedings
Ivanov I.I. Problems in computational techologies // Intern. Conf.
Comput. Techs. Novosibirsk, 1988. P. 225–229.
Dissertation
Demenkov A.G. Numerical modelling of turbulent wakes in homogeneous
fluid: Dissertation for degree of candidate of physical and mathematical
sciences. Novosibirsk, 1997. 123 p.
3. Figures should be included into the text using command \includegraphics {‹figure file name›}, for example:
The preferred presentation form for illustrations is a figure file in vector format PostScript (.eps) or black and white
bitmap formats .pcx, .bmp, .tif with 300 dpi resolution.
All figure inscriptions (axes definitions, etc.) should be done by the same font as in the text of paper ("Roman" type family).
Latin characters should be done in italics in mathematical mode
(x[k], z x 10-3,ψ, P,...),
figures on axes – by straight font.
In papers, which are written in Russian, the units of measurement should be written in Russian.
