House Style Guide 2011 - MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica"

Changes are highlighted in yellow.
For formulas that are not included in a line of text (выносные/рамочные формулы), a key should
be provided immediately after the formula, i.e.,
@ (1)
Key: x, i [ital]
If many indices in a special type style are present, a key to them may be provided at the end of the
Word text instead, to avoid repetition of format specifications after each index in the text. The key
should be in list form:
Key to indices:
italicized: i, x
etc.
However, if the possibility of confusion exists (i.e., identical indices are present, one italic and one
roman), the type style should be indicated after each index.
1.10.8 If there are many formulas or symbols in a sentence, be sure that each is easily identifiable. If
the formula is accompanied by an equation number, this should be enough to identify it. If two or
more symbols or formulas are separated by punctuation (comma, colon, semicolon, period, etc.), be
sure to identify each part separately. Thus,
… if k changes by �k to become
k1 = k + �k, (24)
then the velocity parameter � also changes to become
�1 = � + ��, (25)
where
�1 = k1a, �� = a�k. (26)
should appear as
and
… if @k changes by @[delta]@k to become
@, (24)
then the velocity parameter @[beta] also changes to become
@, (25)
where
@. (26)
In this case, the current through the sample is
I s = � n E n k � n kf F (E n k)V, (1)
where E n k is the dispersion law for electrons; � n k is the unit vector along the direction � kE n k; f F (E n k)
is the equilibrium Fermi–Dirac occupation function, which is equal to zero at E > E F + e�; and V is the
crystal volume.
should appear as
In this case, the current through the sample is
@, (1)
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