New York Journal of Mathematics
Aims & Scope
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The New York Journal of Mathematics is the first electronic
general mathematics journal. It is refereed in the traditional
manner, under the direction of the editorial board, and
offers rapid publication of high quality articles.
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Guidelines for Authors
- Papers should be submitted by electronic mail to the
member of the editorial board closest to your field.
The papers are refereed in the traditional manner,
with one anonymous referee.
Papers may be submitted in any dialect of tex but the
final version should be in LaTeX and should be prepared
according to the style
specifications for submissions to the New York Journal
of Mathematics.
One of these specifications should be emphasized:
The authors should prepare their papers using the
class file,
nyj.cls,
but, if for some reason that isn't working on your system,
please use amsart.cls. For those unfamiliar with
AMS-based classes, here is a template for
topmatter to flag the relevant fields.
Authors will have an opportunity to make final
corrections before publication. A copyright agreement is used to
allow authors to retain copyright.
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Editorial Board
- Editors-in-Chief
- Mark Steinberger (University at Albany)
- Editors
- Jerry Bona (Univ. of Illinois, Chicago)
- Luis Caffarelli (Univ. of Texas, Austin)
- Gunnar Carlsson (Stanford Univ.)
- Marc Culler (Univ. of Illinois, Chicago)
- Ronald G. Douglas (Texas A&M Univ.)
- Peter Duren (Univ. of Michigan)
- Andrew Granville (Univ. de Montreal)
- Michael Hopkins (Harvard Univ.)
- Yi-Zhi Huang (Rutgers Univ.)
- Naichung Conan Leung (Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong)
- David R. Morrison (Duke Univ.)
- Paul S. Muhly (Univ. of Iowa)
- Bodo Pareigis (Univ. Muenchen)
- Duong Phong (Columbia Univ.)
- Andrew Ranicki (Univ. of Edinburgh)
- Douglas C. Ravenel (Univ. of Rochester)
- Richard Rochberg (Washington Univ., St. Louis)
- Joseph Rosenblatt (Univ. of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign)
- David J. Saltman (Univ. of Texas, Austin)
- Oded Schramm (Microsoft Research)
- Birgit Speh (Cornell Univ.)
- Ronald J. Stern (Univ. of California, Irvine)
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