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Responsibilities and Commitments of Authors

• It is necessary to adhere to the fundamental principles of writing and research in the composition of articles, and articles should be written and formatted according to the journal's guidelines. Authors should be mindful that the submitted article should not be simultaneously submitted to another journal. In the event of a violation of this matter, it is evident that the journal has the right to reject the article or take appropriate action based on the rules and ethical standards of open publication.
• All authors must read the author's guidelines and the terms and conditions for submitting articles to this journal before submitting an article. The author, responsible for the article, must confirm the consent and awareness of other collaborating authors regarding submitting the article to this journal through the Author Commitment Form.
• All authors whose names are mentioned in the article and the commitment form must participate in the writing and editing of the article. Acknowledgments, thanks, and organizational affiliations of the authors in the article should be stated, and any conflicts of interest between authors and organizations should be disclosed.
• For the sustainability and development of the specialized peer review process, authors meeting the criteria are invited to participate in the peer review process of other articles in this journal (the request should be communicated through email by sending a resume to the journal's editor-in-chief).
• Authors must transparently report financial research support (if any). Authors must promptly inform the editor-in-chief if they discover any mistakes or inaccuracies in their published article, for correction or retraction.
• All authors should know that articles submitted to this journal are checked for scientific misconduct using similarity detection software. Authors must appropriately cite all sources they have directly or indirectly used in their article.