Open-Access Policy

Open Access Policy
The Journal strictly adheres to the open access policy, guided by the principle that free access to the results of scientific research contributes to global progress in science, education and technology.
The activities of the Editorial Board are based on the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). The Journal supports the current recommendations of the BOAI, as well as the UNESCO Recommendations on Open Science, making efforts to fully implement them. The goal of this policy is to provide free and unhindered access to scientific texts to all users who have access to the Internet.
Open access in the understanding of the Journal means that all articles become available for reading, downloading, copying and distribution (in particular by printing, sharing in social networks and professional communities) immediately after their publication.
Terms of use:
Free access. Readers are free to share materials and adapt them for their own needs.
Licensing. All materials are distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0).
Attribution. A mandatory condition for use is proper citation of the source, which includes the need to indicate the author(s), title of the article, title of the Journal, issue number, pages, and DOI.
Example of attribution.
This article by the author {author's name} is reproduced from the journal "In the World of Mathematics" under the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 CC-BY. The original article is available here: [link to the article on the Journal's website]

The editorial board is convinced that such a policy provides authors with a number of advantages:
increased visibility - articles become available to a wider range of researchers around the world;
increased citations - the absence of financial barriers for readers contributes to a more active use of the results in new research;
rapid dissemination of knowledge - mathematical results become available for discussion and verification immediately after the issue is published.
Authors have the right to post their published articles (Version of Record) on personal blogs, institutional repositories, or on platforms such as ResearchGate and Academia.edu, provided that a link to the official article page on the Journal website is maintained.