OBRABOTKAMETALLOV Vol. 25 No. 3 2023 161 EDITORIAL MATERIALS The above recommendations are also relevant for theoretical and computational work. In papers based on computational work, you should specify the fi nite element type, boundary conditions and input parameters. The numerical result is presented taking into account the limitations (accuracy) in the applied computational methods. In papers based on analytical work, when presenting a long series of formulas, it is necessary to provide an explanatory text so that the essence of the content of the work is clear. The correctness of the calculations should be confi rmed by intermediate calculations. As in the case of experimental work, a simple description of numerical or analytical transformations without considering the theoretical (physical) root cause is usually not enough to justify the publication of such a paper. A simple report of numerical results in the form of tables or in the form of text, as well as endless data from experimental work, without trying to determine or hypothesize why such results were obtained, without trying to identify causal relationships, does not decorate the work. Comparing your numerical results to the numerical results obtained by someone else can be informative. But it doesn’t prove anything. Control by comparison with commonly known solutions and verifi cation by comparison with experimental data are mandatory. Discussion Use this section to fully explain the signifi cance of your approach, data or analysis and results. This section organizes and interprets the results. The purpose of this section is to show what knowledge has been gained as a result of your work and to show the perspective of the results obtained by comparing it with the current situation in this area described in the “Introduction” section. A large number of graphs and color illustrations do not give a scientifi c result. It is the responsibility of the author to organize the data and present the results systematically. Thus, simply reporting test results without attempting to investigate internal mechanisms is of little value. CONCLUSION / CONCLUSIONS This section usually begins with a few phrases summarizing the work done, and then the main conclusions are presented in the form of a list. Should be concise. Graphics quality! We remind you that according to the requirements of the journal, charts and diagrams should be prepared in vector graphic editors. The resolution of the fi gures is not less than 600 dpi.). Under each fi gure there should be a corresponding caption (in Russian and in English!). The fonts in the fi gures should be enlarged and brought to uniformity. Dear authors, the journal “Obrabotka Metallov / Metal Working and Material Science” is a full-color printed edition. If your work contains drawings, it is recommended to make it in color (for clarity). The tables’ headings (as well as the internal content) should be both in Russian and English! (see “Paper Submission guidelines”) Mathematical formulas: complex and multi-line formulas should be typed entirely in the formula editor Microsoft Equation 3.0! References The list of cited literature includes sources containing materials that the author used when writing the paper, and is drawn up according to the samples below. The composition of literary sources should refl ect the state of scientifi c research in diff erent countries in the problem area under consideration. Links should be available to the scientifi c community, so the DOI of the publication is desirable. The number of references should be at least 20 with more than 50 % of foreign sources. References in the text are given in square brackets, for example [1] or [2–5]. The numbering of sources should correspond to the order of references to it in the text. Links to extended abstract of dissertation and dissertations are allowed if its available electronic versions are available. References to textbooks, teaching aids, monographs should be of subordinate importance and should not exceed 10–15%, since it is not easily accessible to the general scientifi c community. Links to unpublished works are not allowed. Self-citation should not exceed 15–17 %. If the work was published in both Russian and English (or other) languages, then it is better to give a link to the translated work in the References. In connection with the entry of the journal into the citation database of scientifi c publications, in addition to the traditional list of references (GOST 7.0.5–2008), an additional list is required with the translation of Russian-language sources into Roman type and English language. Transliteration is strictly according to the BSI system (see http://ru.translit.net/?account=bsi) or (https://antropophob.ru/utility-iprochie-melochi/16-transliteratsiya-bsi).
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