ISSN 1654-9163 (print) ISSN 2001-7235 (online)
The Abraham Zelmanov Journal
The journal for General Relativity, gravitation and cosmology
This journal is named after Abraham L. Zelmanov (1913-1987), a prominent scientist working in the General Theory of Relativity and cosmology, whose main goal was the mathematical apparatus for calculation of the physical observable quantities in the General Theory of Relativity (it is also known as the theory of chronometric invariants or the chronometrically invariant formalism). He also developed basics of the theory of an inhomogeneous anisotropic universe. He also introduced the Anthropic Principle and the Infinite Relativity Principle in cosmology. Read a short biographic essay about Zelmanov published in Volume 1 (2008) of the journal.
The main idea of this journal is to publish most creative works on relativity produced by the modern authors, and also the legacy of the classics which was unaccessed in English before. This journal therefore is targeted for submissions containing a valuable result in the General Theory of Relativity, gravitation, cosmology, and also the related themes from physics, mathematics, and astronomy. All submitted papers should be in good English, and be designed in LaTeX format using our LaTeX template. The list of software needed to type LaTeX is shown below on this page. The typeset LaTeX file(s) should be submitted to Secretary or Editor of the journal.
This journal is a non-commercial, academic edition. All accepted articles are published in the journal free of charge. The journal is printed from private donations. To order printed copies, contact the Secretary or the Editor.
The Abraham Zelmanov Journal is an open-access journal, published according to the Budapest Open Initiative and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial No Derivative Works 2.5 Sweden License. This means, in particular, that electronic copying, distribution, and printing of both full-size version of the journal and the individual papers published therein for non-commercial, academic or individual use can be made by any user without permission or charge.
At
present, publishing The Abraham Zelmanov
Journal is posponed. We currently do not consider new submissions. We
offer to redirect all submissions to Progress
in Physics, the journal
of physics containing a substantial part of publications on
General Relativity and cosmology.
This webpage exists on behalf of the Founder/Editor of The Abraham Zelmanov Journal to preserve published issues of the journal and its associated editions in independent, open access, free of charge for any user forever, regardless of future circumstances. The home page of the journal is currently hosted at http://zelmanov.progress-in-physics.com
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Secretary: The Abraham Zelmanov Journal is a scientific journal registered with the Royal Library of Sweden. |
Editor:Published issues of The Abraham Zelmanov Journal are available in PDF format via the direct links below:
| ⭳ 2012, vol.5 |
| ⭳ 2011, vol.4 |
| ⭳ 2010, vol.3 |
| ⭳ 2009, vol.2 |
| ⭳ 2008, vol.1 |
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Books for download This page also represents selected books, written by the scientists associated with the Journal. Electronic copies of all the books are available for free download and re-distribution for any user free of charge, according to the copyright agreement printed on Page 2 of each book, which follows and refers to the Budapest Open Initiative: Borissova L., Rabounski
D. Danicus D. Borissova L., Rabounski
D. Rabounski D., Borissova
L. Millette P.A. Müller H. Цельник Ф.А. Shnoll S.E. Khazan A. Quznetsov G. Suhendro I. Lehnert B. Sahay S.K. Zelmanov A. Rabounski D.,
Smarandache F.,
Borissova L. Marinov S. |
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