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JMPS AWARD
(JMPS学生論文賞)
Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences
Editorial Office
c/o
Graduate School of
Science, Tohoku
University, Sendai
980-8578, Japan
Japan
Association of Mineralogical Sciences |
Updated
April 25, 2023
INSTRUCTIONS FOR
CONTRIBUTORS
Please
check
Format checklist (pdf)
(Revised
Feb. 24, 2023)
(Please also
consult 'Format checklist' for further details)
<INSTRUCTIONS
FOR CONTRIBUTORS>
Revised
updated
Feb. 24, 2023
INTRODUCTION
GENERAL
(Revised
Feb. 24, 2023)
MANUSCRIPT
FORMAT
(Revised
June 06,
2022)
TABLES
(Revised
Feb. 24, 2023)
FIGURES
(Revised
Feb. 24,
2023)
REFERENCES
(Revised
November 20, 2019)
PUBLISHING POLICY (Revised
October 14,
2021)
COPYRIGHT
DEPOSITORY AND SUPPLEMENTARY ITEMS
(Revised
October 14,
2021)
INTRODUCTION
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Manuscripts to be considered
for publication in the Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological
Sciences should be original, high-quality scientific manuscripts
concerned with mineralogical and petrological sciences and related
fields.
Submitted papers must not have been published previously in
any language, and author(s) must agree not to submit papers under
review in the Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences to
other journals.
The editorial board reserves the right to reject any
manuscript that is not of high quality and that does not comply with
the journal format outlined below.
The editorial board is keen to
encourage the submission of articles from a wide range of
researchers. Information on submitting manuscripts is also available
from the journal web site(http://jams.la.coocan.jp/jmps.htm). |
GENERAL (Revised
Feb. 24, 2023) |
The journal will consider
both original articles and reviews written in English, as well as letters that contain important original content.
The manuscript should be submitted via our web-based system below:
ONLINE SUBMISSION
Submission of the manuscript by e-mail is not accepted.
Original articles should be informative and concise, with no
more than the minimum necessary number of illustrations and tables.
The following length restriction apply to manuscript:
original
articles should be less than 15 printed pages,
Letters should be less than 4 printed pages.
However, letter
submission
for JAMS/JpGU
Letter should be less than 6 printed pages., and reviews less than 15 pages.
Manuscripts should be
organized as follows.
a. Title
b. Name (s), address (es), and e-mail address (es) of only
corresponding author (s)
c. Abstract (less than 400 words) with several keywords
d. Introduction
e. Descriptions of materials, areas, and methods of study
f. Results and data
g. Interpretation and discussion
h. Concluding remarks
i. Acknowledgments
j. Supplementary/Depository
materials
k. References
l. Table
numbers, titles,
and footnotes
m. Figure numbers
and captions
n. Tables with
numbers, titles,
and footnotes
o. Figures
with numbers
and captions
p.
Supplementary/Depository materials
with numbers
and captions/titles.
Authors may omit some of the sections listed above if appropriate.
The format requirements for review articles are flexible; potential
contributors can obtain further details from the editorial office.
Meteorite names in the manuscript should follow the nomenclature approved by the Meteorite Nomenclature Committee of the Meteoritical Society. The names can be checked at the following website:
http://www.lpi.usra.edu/meteor/metbull.php
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MANUSCRIPT FORMAT (Revised
November 20, 2019) |
1. Use American (not British) spelling.
The font is Times or Times New Roman font
(12 point).
2. Mathematical variables should be
typed in italics, and
vectors are
bold
in italics.
Subscripts and superscripts should be formatted appropriately, not
raised or lowered.
3. The entire manuscript should be
typewritten on A4 (210 × 297
mm) paper with 1.5 line spacing.
4. Margins should be 2.5 cm on each
side and 3 cm at the top and bottom of the page.
5. Any annotations on the manuscript
must be made in the text, not in the margins.
6. Each page of the manuscript should
be numbered at the center of the bottom of the page, starting with
the title page.
7. Number all
of the lines of your manuscript. 8. The metric system and S.I. units
must be used throughout.
9. Authors should use three orders of headings:
first-order headings (centered, bold, all capital letters),
second-order headings (aligned left, bold), and
third-order headings
(following a paragraph indentation, bold, followed by a period).
10.
Accepted manuscript (text) must be
provided
Microsoft Word
as
doc(x). |
TABLES (Revised Feb.
24, 2023) |
1. All
tables will be used for direct photo-offset reproduction.
Authors should
therefore
prepare compact and clearly organized tables.
2.
Accepted Tables must be provided Microsoft Word's
Table (not inserted Excel images) or Excel, not pdf and other files.
3.
Letters within tables should be in 9-point font.
Do not use vertical lines in tables. The uppermost and lowermost
horizontal lines in the table should be 1.5-point line weight, and
intermediate lines should be 0.5 point.
4. Tables should be numbered with Arabic numerals.
5.
Tables are not interspersed in the text
of manuscript, but at end of manuscript.
6. Table titles should be brief.
7.
Tables’ titles and foot notes are typewritten at the
end of manuscript as a list.
8. Each table number and
title should also appear above each table file, and footnotes and author names
should appear below the table, too
9. Each table will be printed
either one or two columns of text, or, if necessary, into a landscape (horizontal) format.
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FIGURES (Revised
Feb. 24, 2023) |
1. Sharply focused, glossy photographs
are preferred.
2. Simple patterns or areas of
grayscale
and
color
are most effective. They should be 300–600 dpi resolution.
3. All figures should be submitted in PDF, GIF, JPG, TIF format. Figure details should be clearly readable and visible when the figures are reduced for printing.
4. Figures should be numbered with Arabic numerals.
5.
Figures are not interspersed in the text of manuscript, but at end of manuscript.
6.
Figures captions are typewritten at the end of manuscript as a list.
7. Each figure number, caption, and author name should also be listed
below each figure file.
8. All details on the figures should be carefully examined because any errors detected at the galley proof stage must be corrected by the author at the author's expense.
COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS
Being a full color online Journal, JMPS encourage
authors to submit figures as color illustrations. Figures should be
in PDF, GIF, TIF or JPG format and each file should not exceed 5 MB. |
REFERENCESS (Revised
March 13, 2023) |
1. References should be cited in the
text using the family name of the author(s) and the year of
publication.
Examples:
…...the mixing property (Guggenheim, 1952)
is treated .....
…...according to Prigogine and Defay (1954), …...
……Margules et al. (1895) provided …...
2.
If two or more authors are cited within single
parentheses:
(1)
They should be listed chronologically using semicolons and
commas.
(2)
If the publication year is the same, sort alphabetically by author name.
Examples:
(Abe, 1990; Ferraris
et al., 1990;
Wolery, 1993a, 1993b;
Dollace, 1995;
Aoki,
1998; Yamada, 2000, 2002; Sato et al., 2005).
3. References cited in the text should be listed in full and in alphabetical order at the end of the manuscript.
(1) When referring to papers with single
author, alphabetical order should take precedence over chronological
order.
(2) When referring to multiauthored papers, chronological order takes precedence over alphabetical order.
Examples order:
Yamamoto (1998).........
Yamamoto (2010)........
Yamamoto,Suzukiand Nagasaki (1995).......
Yamamoto and Fukui (2000).......
Yamamoto and Abe (2006).........
4. Journal names should be written in full.
5. References should be formatted as
illustrated in the following examples:
If the
Reference is up to five authors:
Author, A., Author, B., Author, C., Author, D. and Author, E. (2016)
Tittle of the paper, Journal name, Volume, Pages.
→;Where
there are six or more authors, the first four authors are listed
followed by et al.
Author, A., Author, B., Author, C., Author, D., et al. (2019) Title of the paper, Journal name, Volume, Pages.
Journal:
McIntire, W.L. (1963) Trace element partition Coefficients- a review of theory and application to geology. Geochimica
et Cosmochimica Acta, 27, 1209-1264.
Dollase,
W.A. (1969) Crystal structure and cation ordering of piemontite. American
Mineralogist, 54, 710-717.
Book:
Deer, W.A., Howie, R.A. and Zussman, J. (1978) Rock forming
minerals. 2A, Single chain silicates. pp.668, Longman, London.
Chapter in a book:
Whittaker, E.J.W. (1977) Determination
of atomic
occupancies. In Thermodynamics in geology (Fraser,D.G. Ed.). pp.
410, D.Reidel publishing Co. Dordrecht, 99-113.
Bonazzi, P and Menchetti,
S. (2004) Manganese in monoclinic
members of the epidote group: Piemonite and related
minerals. In Epidotes (Liebscher, A. and Franz, G. Eds.). pp. 628, Reviews in Mineralogy and
Geochemistry , 56,
Mineralogical Society of America, Washington,
D.C., 495-552.
Authors should cite only the types of
references listed above. If authors need to cite other types of
references, follow the examples below:
Proceedings:
Folle, S. and
Beutel, T. (2000) Overview of salt occurrence in
the Persian Gulf and Red Sea Region. Proceedings
of the 8th World Salt Symposium (Geertmann, R. Ed.),
1. Elsevier, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 119-124.
Abstract:
Bekker, A.,
Eriksson, K.A., Kaufman, A.J., Karhu, J.A.
and Beukes, N.J. (1999) Paleoproterozoic
record of biogeochemical events and ice ages. Abstracts with Programs of Geological Society of America Annual Meeting, 31, the
Geological Society of America, Boulder, CO, A-487.
Report:
Wolery, T.J.
(1992) EQ3NR, a computer program for
geochemical aqueous
speciation-solubility calculations: Theoretical manual,user’s guide, and
related
documentation (version 7.0), UCRL-MA-110662, pp.246, Lawrence
Livermore National
Laboratory, Livermore,
California.
Thesis:
Tripathi, V.S. (1983) Uranium (VI) transport modelling: Geochemical data and submodels. pp.297, Ph.D.thesis, Stanford University, Palo Alto,
California.
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PUBLISHING POLICY
(Revised
October
14, 2021) |
The Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological Sciences (JMPS) is
an online-only full color free access Journal published through J-STAGE (https://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/browse/jmps/).
The online page setting and publication expenses of the JMPS are largely covered by the revenue generated from page charges. For this reason, the Author who is responsible for the publication expenses is requested to pay
page charges of JPY8,000 per printed page. Members of Japan Association of Mineralogical Sciences (JAMS) can avail
a discounted page charge of JPY6,000 per printed page. If you are considering to become a member of JAMS, please visit the website (http://jams.la.coocan.jp/e_member.html).
Authors who are bonafide students or senior members of JAMS and unable to afford page charges can send a request to the Chief Editor for page charge exemption, explaining the reason in detail. The Chief Editor takes a final decision on page charge exemption.
Submitted manuscripts will be assigned to a handling Editor and subjected to peer-review by subject experts. If necessary, handling Editor may advise authors to seek assistance of language editing service.
Galley proofs will be sent along with a page charge order form and billing instructions. This form should be completed and promptly returned along with the galley proof to the Editorial Office.
Any changes to the figures or tables or major changes in the text, except for grammatical errors, made during the galley-proof stage have to be approved by the handling editor and any additional costs involved should be met by the authors.
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COPYRIGHT |
The copyright of papers accepted for
publication in the Journal of Mineralogical and Petrological
Sciences belongs to Japan
Association of Mineralogical Sciences.
The copyright status form "Transfer of Copyright
Agreement" must be signed and sent to the editorial office once the
paper is accepted for publication. |
DEPOSITORY AND SUPPLEMENTARY ITEMS
(Revised
October
14, 2021) |
We accept depository and supplementary documents, tables and figures as supplementary material to be added to the journal web site.
Depository and supplementary items should be submitted in PDF (preferable), Word, Excel, EPS, Gif or TXT format, and submitted along with the manuscript.
Please submit each supplementary item in a separate file; a maximum of 5 files are allowed per manuscript. Please contact the editorial office for further information. |
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