Физика волновых процессов и радиотехнические системы

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"Physics of Wave Processes and Radio Systems" is theoretical and scientific quarterly peer-reviewed journal.The journal considers for publication original articles including (but not limited to) next disciplines:radio physics;optics;radio engineering including TV systems;antennas, high frequency devices and its technologies;solid-state electronics, radio electronics components, micro- and nanoelectronics, quantum effect devices. "Physics of Wave Processes and Radio Systems" is theoretical and scientific quarterly peer-reviewed journal. The journal considers for publication original articles including (but not limited to) next disciplines: IntroductionAll manuscripts are subject to compulsory at least one “double blind” peer review, and should to meet standards of academic excellence and Author Guidelines for manuscript preparing and submission.Review should provide a comprehensive and unbiased evaluation of work, and analysis of pros and cons of presented article.Papers are reviewed by a number of both outside experts and members of the Editorial Board team, who are PhDs or Doctorates of Science, have enough experience in the field similar with presented article, and familiar with journal Editor Board requirements to published works.Reviewer cannot work together with author (or authors) in the same institution or organization. Editor Board team seeks to prevent a Conflict of Interest between authors and reviewers.Editorial board team defines the number of reviews. Chief Editor may request an additional review.Editorial Board team determine the time of reviewing by taking into account conditions for provision of the fastest article publishing.Journal does not pay for reviewing of submitted papers.Peer Review ProcessAll submitted manuscripts are registered. After Chief Editor confirmation article is redirected to members of Editorial Board.Members of Editorial Board may review article by themselves or propose a reviewer, who is a specialist over reviewed article scien

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