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Dr. Anya Petrova, a renowned astrophysicist originally from Kyiv, has recently published a groundbreaking paper in an international scientific journal. Her name appears in Cyrillic in her Ukrainian passport and academic records. The journal editors are preparing the metadata for the online publication and are faced with the decision of how to represent her name in Latin script. They are committed to adhering to international standards while ensuring the widest possible recognition of Dr. Petrova\'s work. The commonly used Latin spelling of her name in previous publications, and the spelling she prefers, is \"Anya Petrova,\" which is a simplified transliteration. However, a strict application of ISO 9:1995 would result in a different Latin representation. Considering the principles of ISO 9:1995 and the practical considerations of name recognition and discoverability in international academic circles, what would be the most appropriate course of action for the journal editors to take when representing Dr. Petrova\'s name in the publication\'s metadata and citation?
Use "Anya Petrova" as the primary representation in the publication and metadata, and include the ISO 9:1995 transliteration in a separate metadata field or footnote for standardization purposes.
Strictly adhere to ISO 9:1995 for all instances of her name in the publication and metadata, regardless of her preferred spelling or common usage, to ensure absolute standardization.
Randomly select a Latinized version of her name from a list of common transliterations to avoid any potential bias towards a particular standard.
Omit the transliteration of her name entirely and only include the Cyrillic version to avoid any potential errors or inconsistencies in the Latin representation.

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