This tool has been developed in-house to facilitate the submission and reviewing process of our journals. Articles can be submitted in the following formats: PDF, ps, and viewable DVI. The process is secure and self-explanatory; just follow the instructions on the screen. If you do encounter any problems or have any questions, please send an email to:
ellen@akpeters.com (for Experimental Mathematics)
charlotte@akpeters.com (for Internet Mathematics)
alice@akpeters.com (for journal of graphics tools)
While paper submission via this tool is the preferred method, you may continue to submit papers in hard copy (3 copies, please) or as attachments to an email, sent to:
ellen@akpeters.com (for Experimental Mathematics)
charlotte@akpeters.com (for Internet Mathematics)
alice@akpeters.com (for journal of graphics tools)
Hard copies should be sent to:
A K Peters
ATTN: Name of the journal
888 Worcester Street
Wellesley, MA 02482
phone: 781-416-2888 or 800-450-2210
fax: 781-416-2889
Experimental Mathematics (EM)
Experimental Mathematics publishes formal results inspired by experimentation, conjectures suggested by experiments, surveys of areas of mathematics from the experimental point of view, descriptions of algorithms and software for mathematical exploration, and general articles of interest to the community.
Internet Mathematics (IM)
http://www.internetmathematics.org/
Internet Mathematics publishes research papers that address fundamental problems, both conceptual and algorithmic, that arise in dealing with large complex information networks such as the Internet. Broad in scope, the journal will allow for flexible adjustment to the evolving needs that arise in real-life applications and the theoretical foundations.
Journal of Graphics Tools (JGT)
The Journal of Graphics Tools is a quarterly journal whose primary mission is to provide the computer graphics research, development, and production community with practical ideas and techniques that solve real problems. We aim to bridge the gap between new research ideas and their use as tools by the computer graphics professional.