the source text of the article in LaTeX;
all supplementary files (graphs, figures, etc.);
the text of the article in PDF format.
UDC code.
Article title.
List of authors.
Authors’ affiliations.
Abstracts and keywords in English and Ukrainian, with the abstract text comprising at least 1,800 characters. Each publication in a language other than English must be accompanied by an abstract in English comprising at least 1,800 characters, including keywords. Each publication not in Ukrainian must be accompanied by an abstract in Ukrainian of at least 1,800 characters, including keywords.
Main text of the article.
Declarations
Bibliography (in the original language and in English transliteration). When formatting the ‘References’ section, the titles of periodicals or books must be provided in English translation. The titles of Ukrainian- and Russian-language periodicals (journals, collections, etc.) must be transliterated. After providing the bibliographic description of the source, the language of the original publication must be indicated in brackets, for example, ‘in Ukrainian’.
The main body of the article must comply with the requirements of Resolution No. 7-05/1 of the Presidium of the Higher Attestation Commission of Ukraine ‘On raising the standards for professional publications included in the Higher Attestation Commission’s lists’, dated 15 January 2003; that is, it must be divided into an introduction, a main body and conclusions. The structure of the proposed template complies with current requirements, and the style sheet contains the necessary commands for formatting the text and the bibliography. The article should be no longer than 15 pages in the collection format.
a general formulation of the problem and its connection to significant scientific or practical issues
an analysis of recent studies and publications that have begun to address this problem and on which the author relies, highlighting previously unresolved aspects of the overall problem to which this article is devoted
a statement of the article’s objectives (formulation of the research question)
a presentation of the main research material with a full justification of the scientific results obtained
conclusions from this research and prospects for further studies in this field
The ‘Declarations’ section is a block that records information on ethical, financial and copyright matters. Its structure is important for international compatibility (Scopus, Crossref, DOAJ). This section must contain at least the following information:
1. Conflict of interest
All authors must declare whether or not there is a conflict of interest that could influence the results or interpretation of the study.
Example:
“The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest”
or
“The authors declare that they have a financial/intellectual interest in Company X, which does not influence the results of the study”.
2. Sources of funding
This section lists the grants, projects and funding that supported the research.
Example:
“This research was supported by Grant No. 123 from the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.”
If no funding was received, you may write: “No funding was provided.”
3. Author contributions
This section provides a summary of each author’s contribution in the CRediT format.
4. Ethical compliance (if applicable)
For experimental or applied mathematical research (e.g. modelling, software testing), this may include: “The article does not involve research with human or animal subjects.”
For purely theoretical articles, this section may be omitted or it may be stated that ethical standards have been adhered to.
5. Acknowledgements (if applicable)
This may be included here if the assistance does not constitute grounds for authorship:
“The authors would like to thank colleague X for advice on the proofs of Theorem Y.”
References in the text are numbered sequentially. The reference list is arranged in the order of citation or in alphabetical order and formatted in accordance with the Ukrainian national standard DSTU 8302:2015 “Information and documentation. Bibliographic references. General provisions and rules for compilation”.
Bibliographic entries in the list of references in English are formatted according to the APA style of citation (7th Edition).