Article Withdrawal

Authors may withdraw their manuscripts until the article has not yet been included in the final version (galley) of the full issue. A formal written request stating the reason for withdrawal must be submitted by the author. For instance, if an author discovers an error in their published article, they should contact the journal as soon as possible using the contact information provided on the journal's website. Typically, the corresponding author informs the journal about the error. The journal editor or a qualified editorial team member will review the correction and any related details. If necessary, the correction may be sent for further review. The editor will then decide how to correct the article.

For Articles-in-Press (early versions of accepted articles that have not yet reached their final form), they can be withdrawn before final publication for the following reasons:

- They contain errors.
- They are identified as accidental duplicates of other published articles.
- They violate the journal's publishing policies, such as issues of multiple submissions, false authorship claims, plagiarism, or fraudulent data.
- They were published early due to an editorial or production mistake.