House Style Guide 2011 - MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica"

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Astronomy Letters Semiconductors
Astronomy Reports Physics of the Solid State
Crystallography Reports Technical Physics
Doklady—Physics Technical Physics Letters
Optics and Spectroscopy Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics
Letters
Plasma Physics Reports Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Physics
11.2 References are numbered both in citations in the text and in the References section (as
according to Chapter 10).
11.3 The transliteration system is the same as traditional Interperiodica.
11.4 The following rules apply for references to journals:
� Author’s initials go before the surname with a space between the initials. Use and
between the last two authors. All authors listed in the original reference should be cited.
� The name of the journal is written in the standard CASSI-abbreviated form in plain text
instead of italics.
� The volume number follows the journal title in bold without a preceding comma and
without the word vol. At first stage, the volume number is enclosed by @.
� If the page numbering is continuous throughout the volume, the issue number is not
indicated. In this case, the first page number of the article follows the volume number
separated by a comma but without the word p. If the page numbering is not continuous, the
issue number is written in parentheses in plain text following the volume number with a
comma placed after the issue number, followed by the page number. In both cases, the year
of publication follows the page number in parentheses.
Examples: J. Appl. Phys. 44, 5151 (1973). Phys. Today 30 (5), 44 (1977).
� If the volume number is missing, the issue number is indicated instead as shown by the
following example: J. Appl. Phys., No. 12, 5151 (1973).
� For a Russian journal previously translated by AIP and now translated by MAIK
“Nauka/Interperiodica,” the translation journal should be cited instead of the original journal.
Examples:
1. G. Young and R. E. Funderlic, J. Appl. Phys. 44, 5151 (1973).
2. M. D. Levenson, Phys. Today 30 (5), 44 (1977).
3. V. I. Talanov, L. B. Ivanov, and S. V. Petrov, JETP Lett. 2, 138 (1965).
11.5 The following rules apply for references to books:
� Authors are cited in the same way as in 11.4.
� The title of the book is written in italics.
� If the book is published in Russian, only the English translation of the title is cited.
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