About This Journal
The American Journal of Graduate Mathematics publishes original research in mathematics and its applications. In applications, the journal prioritizes articles concerned with the mathematical analysis of questions originating in physics, engineering, and statistics. Submissions are invited in one or more of the following areas:
- Algebra
- Applied Mathematics
- Combinatorics
- Complex Analysis
- Coding Theory
- Discrete Mathematics
- Functional Analysis
- Graph Theory
- Harmonic Analysis
- Linear Algebra
- Mathematical Physics
- Numerical Analysis
- Operator Theory
- Partial Differential Equations
- Probability
- Real Analysis
Papers not related to the listed fields of interest may still be submitted, especially if they are readable by a mathematician who is not an expert in the specific subfield relevant to the paper. However, if our editors determine that they cannot properly judge the quality and relevance of the paper, it will be rejected.
Open Access
AJGM is fully open access and supported by the University of South Florida Libraries. As a service to the research community, the USF Tampa Library’s commitment to true open access to scholarly information extends to authors. This means that there are no article or submission charges. All content is freely available without charge to the user or their institution. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles in this journal without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author for non-commercial purposes. See Open Access Policy for for more information. To support AJGM's mission of providing a free-to-publish and open-access journal option for students, please donate to the University of South Florida's Mathematics Umbrella Fund.
Peer Review
This journal follows a single-blind review process, where the reviewer's identity is concealed from the author, while the author's identity is known to the reviewer. Once an initial submission is deemed suitable for publication, it will be peer-reviewed by a minimum of one expert from relevant areas. These reviewers are chosen by AJGM’s editor and matched to the manuscript for review based on their research interests. Following the referee’s report, the AJGM’s editor determines to accept, reject, or request revision for the resubmission.
To avoid conflicts of interest, our editors are excluded from the decision process for papers written by themselves, family members, or colleagues, or for papers related to products or services in which they have an interest.
License & Archive
As a service to the research community, the USF Tampa Library’s commitment to true open access to scholarly information extends to authors. This means that there are no article or submission charges for American Journal of Graduate Mathematics. Content is archived in the Digital Commons Private LOCKSS Network and Portico, and backed up in the bepress Digital Commons system. Bepress is a subsidiary of Elsevier.
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