A founder of the research journal “Uzbek Journal of Physics” is the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan. The journal has been published since 1957, re-registered on 22 December, 2006. Information Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Certificate number No. 0044). (ISSN 1025-8817)
The journal “Uzbek Journal of Physics” (Uzbekistan Physics Journal) is the only specialized journal in the field of physics in the Republic of Uzbekistan and covers all major areas of research and developments in various fields of physics: astronomy and space research, physics of high energy and elementary particles, condensed matter physics and materials science, optics and spectroscopy, laser physics, acoustics, surface physics and others.
Language: Russian, English
The goal and objectives of the journal is to provide a wide range of researchers, specialists, masters and doctoral students of research institutes and universities with information on recent developments, achievements and news in the field of physics.
Specialty. Original scientific papers in the field of physics are published in the journal.
Unique features of the journal. The journal covers all the basic areas of research in physics.
Special issues devoted to international and republican symposiums and conferences held on the basis of research institutes in the Republic are published.
Regions of distribution - The journal is distributed by the Institute of ion-plasma and laser technologies and delivered to subscribers only.
Sources of funding - off-budget funds and by subscription in the Republic.
Editor-in-Chief
Zakhidov Erkin Agzamovich
Date of Birth: August 1, 1955
Place of birth: Tashkent city
Directions: Physics and Mathematics
Laboratory head of Arifov Institute of ion-plasma and laser technologies of theAcademy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan (since 2016- till now).
Doctor of Physics and Mathematics, Professor
Physics Scientist
Graduated from Tashkent State University (now NUU) in 1977
Author of more than 200 scientific papers.
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Only Latin and Greek symbols should be used for physical and mathematical quantities, including indices. In decimal fractions should be used a point, not a comma. If possible, “multi-level” formulas should not be used: exp(-x) instead of e-x, a slash instead of a division sign in fractions etc. Formulas in the text should be continuously numbered. Intermediate insignificant formulas and bulky tables should be avoided. If possible, in figures should be numbers and letters only, the main information should be in captions.
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The references are made in the text in the order of their mention (the Arabic character in square brackets: [1, 2]) as follows: Journal paper: Names of all authors, journal title, volume (number), p., year. For example: JC Slater, Phys. Rev. 23, 488 (1924). Book: Names of all authors. The book title, volume, in brackets the city, publishing house, year of publication. For example: C.Kittel. Introduction to Solid State Physics (New York,John Willey & Sons Inc., 1956). Paper or abstract in the Proceedings: Name of authors. Title of the Proceedings (city, publishing house, year of publication, and place and time of the conference), the initial page of the paper or abstract. For example: 1) A.E. Carlsson. In: Solid State Physics. Advanced in Research and Applications. Eds. D. Turnbull, H. Ehrenreich (New York, Academic Press, 1990), p.1. 2) Z.M. Khakimov. In: Book of Abstracts of Europhysics Conference on Computational Physics (Aachen, Germany, 5-8 September, 2001), p. A138.
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