Zapysky Fizychno-matematychnoho viddilu VUAN
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Zapysky Fizychno-matematychnoho viddilu VUAN («Записки Фізично-математичного відділу ВУАН»; Annals of the Physical-Mathematical Division of the All-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences). A scholarly serial (16 issues) published in Kyiv in 1923–31. Edited by Mykola Krylov, Pavlo Tutkovsky, Oleksander Fomin, Ivan Shmalhauzen, and Mykola H. Kholodny, it contained articles on mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology in Ukrainian, German, and French, and reported on international developments in these fields and on the work of the various scientific research institutes and commissions of the All-Ukrainian Academy of Sciences involved in theoretical and applied science.
[This article originally appeared in the Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 5 (1993).]