Mathematical Proceedings

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Overview

Mathematical Proceedings is one of the few high-quality journals publishing original research papers that cover the whole range of pure and applied mathematics, theoretical physics and statistics. All branches of pure mathematics are covered, in particular logic and foundations, number theory, algebra, geometry, algebraic and geometric topology, classical and functional analysis, differential equations, probability and statistics. On the applied side, mechanics, mathematical physics, relativity and cosmology are included.

What Mathematical Proceedings has to offer:

  • Fast publication times
  • Flexible policy on nature of articles, with scope for extensive tables and diagrams
  • International exposure with a global circulation

Aims and scope

Papers which advance knowledge of mathematics, either pure or applied, will be considered by the Editorial Committee. The work must be original and not submitted to another journal.

Guidance for authors

Information on journal policies and how to prepare and submit materials can be found on the publisher's website. 

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