The format requirements of core journal papers are often strict. For authors who often only pay attention to the content of the paper but not to the form, it is particularly important that the format requirements of core journal papers directly affect the editors' impression on the review of the paper and whether it passes smoothly.
The format requirements of core journal papers will vary according to different journals, but most of them are the same. As the saying goes, as long as the basic format of the paper is mastered, even if the periodical editor has strict format requirements, it can be easily done, which makes the delivery of the paper more confident.
The title of core journal papers is the first important information related to the scope and level of the papers, and it is also necessary to consider the secondary documents that are helpful to select keywords and write titles and indexes, so as to provide specific practical information for retrieval.
The topic of the paper is very important and must be carefully chosen. Some people use the following sentence to describe its importance: the title of the paper is half of the article.
Core journals:
Core journals are the main journals of a certain discipline, generally referring to professional journals with large amount of professional information and high quality, which can represent the development level of professional disciplines and are valued by readers of this discipline.
There are many ways to determine the core journals. Generally, our country comprehensively determines according to the following principles: journals with a large number of articles (that is, the number of documents published in this discipline), journals with a large number of secondary literature excerpts, and journals with a large number of readers' quotations.
According to Bradford's law, if scientific journals are arranged according to the number of papers published in a certain discipline, they are divided into a core area and several other areas in descending order, so that the number of papers published in each area is equivalent.