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April, 2013 New! The submission procedure is changed. Read... June, 2012
We are happy to inform about the growth of our impact factor!!
The 2011 ISI impact factor of Condensed Matter Physics is 0.811!
We would like to thank all the authors, referees and editors for their great work!
October, 2011
Dear Authors of the Condensed Matter Physics!
According to the decision of our Editorial Board the Condensed Matter Physics
journal is adopting a policy of completely open-access model of publishing.
The integral part of this model is the synchronization of all papers published
in our journal with the e-Print archive arXiv of an Open Archives Initiative
(www.arxiv.org).
All newly accepted manuscripts will be simultaneously submitted to arXiv
server by the journal personnel. The already published papers will be also
subject of gradual submission to arXiv server which will be done by our
personnel too.
Several issues of the Condensed Matter Physics are already uploaded at arXiv.org (here):
In relation to this we would like to inform you that the final versions of
your articles published in the Condensed Matter Physics journal in 2010-2011
will be uploaded to arxiv.org.
If you have already uploaded the preliminary versions of your articles to
arXiv, please inform us the arXiv paper-id and password (NOT your account login and password) to enable us to submit the final versions of each paper in
a format of our journal.
You can use "Recover a paper password" form in the case of forgotten password
here.
Enter your article ID: cond-mat/0604621 or 1107.3655
and password will be send to your e-mail box. Send it to us and we shall
update your preprint by the published version.
Thank you in advance, June, 2011
The 2010 ISI impact factor of Condensed Matter Physics is 0.800.
March, 2011
We are thankful to you all for our fruitful collaboration in 2010 and wish you new exciting scientific achievements in the year 2011.
Starting with this issue, we initiate certain changes in editorial processing of the papers submitted to our journal. In particular, we distinguish four major scientific directions, namely, statistical physics, soft matter, solid state physics and computer modelling. Each direction is steered by a team of editors in charge. The editorial board has been enlarged to include the experts in various subfields of the above directions.
Our membership in the CrossRef system, which started this year, is aimed at an increased presence of our journal in scientific informational space. Each paper will be assigned a unique classification number according to a generally accepted DOI scheme. This will make it possible to discover the original works on the Internet, to provide a linkage among them through their embedded reference citations, as well as to benefit from other online information management services. In future we are going to establish closer links with open access archives.
As usual, we plan four issues for 2011. One of them will be a special issue on complex and associated fluids dedicated to the
60th birthday of Yu. Kalyuzhnyi.
Your editorial team
The 2009 ISI impact factor of
Condensed Matter Physics is 0.475.
In order to provide more efficient, "as soon as accepted" online
publishing scheme, we decided to change our usual page numbering
template. Starting with volume 13 (2010) onwards, the papers and
other publications will be numbered via a five-digit identification number instead of the
ordinary page numbers. For instance: Author A. and Coauthor B.,
Condens. Matter Phys. 13 (2010) 32101. The volume number (i.e. 13
above) is preserved. The fields of the publication identification
number (32101 above), denoted in general as ICCNN, are assigned in
the following way:
The page numbers of each publication will span from ICCNN-1 to ICCNN-n (n is a number of pages): ICCNN:1-n.
From now on we introduce a new type of publication: Rapid
Communication. These materials (up to 6 pages long) will be
published in the following issue (waiting time less than 3 months)
if received within the first month of each quarter. As always, we
greatly encourage submission of review articles that cover the
recent achievements in hot areas of contemporary science.
We are happy to inform about the small but important growth of our impact factor!!
The 2008 ISI impact factor of Condensed Matter Physics is 0.488.
We would like to thank all the authors, referees and editors for their great work!
We have a great pleasure to report yet another fruitful and
productive editorial year 2008. It was a very special year for us,
as far as the ISI impact factor (0.47) was evaluated for our journal
for the first time. We sincerely hope that we could report the
higher value in the next year, thanks to the collaboration with all
of you, our authors, referees and readers of our journal.
For the year 2009 we plan two regular issues No. 1 and No. 2, which
will cover a diversity of scientific topics in Condensed Matter
Physics, as well as two special issues. The special issue No. 3
will be devoted exclusively to the new trends in spin systems. The
issue No. 4 will contain the proceedings of the Scientific
Conference "StatPhys-2009", which is dedicated to the 100th
anniversary of M.M.Bogoljubov, one of the founders of Ukrainian
Theoretical Physics school, and is due to take place in Lviv in June
2009.
The editorial board would like to draw your attention that we
finally abandon double numbering of the issues, from now the
sequential issue number (that was found in the the previous issues
within the parenthesis) will be omitted and the volume number and
the issue number within the volume will be indicated only.
We highly value your collaboration with our journal and sincerely
welcome your scientific contributions to Condensed Matter
Physics in the year 2009. The manuscript waiting time in our
journal is currently six months or less and we work hard to reduce
it further. We also encourage you very much to submit the extended
review papers in hot topics of modern Condensed and Soft Matter
Physics, these will be given a priority for the publication.
Our journal is always open for announcing the relevant
advertisements for the forthcoming scientific events and for the
publication of the Conference Proceedings in matching scientific
fields.
Let us wish you a successful year 2009 and new exciting scientific
achievements!
We are glad to inform you that starting from August, 2005
the Condensed Matter Physics journal has been included
in Thomson Scientific Master Journal List (Philadelphia, USA) and accepted
for the following Thomson Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) products:
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