Journal of Mathematics of Kyoto University

Submission Guidelines

Submission Guidlines
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Submission Guidlines

Papers on pure and applied mathematics intended for publication in the Kyoto Journal of Mathematics should be written in English, French, or German. Submission of a paper acknowledges that the paper is original and is not submitted elsewhere.

Electronic versions of the paper in LaTeX and PDF should be submitted by e-mail to kjm%math.kyoto-u.ac.jp (% = @). We prefer that authors using LaTeX use the basic article or amsart classes, with a minimum of extra packages and user macros. More complicated LaTeX submissions will be accepted, but they will take longer to edit and produce, possibly delaying publication. Authors are encouraged to use the journal’s LaTeX class file and template, which can be downloaded from here ( jmku26.cls / template2.6.tex ).

Hard copy submissions will also be accepted, but the LaTeX source file will be needed for final publication. If submitting by hard copy, send two copies of the paper to the Editor, Kyoto Journal of Mathematics.

Please include the following when submitting a paper to the Kyoto Journal of Mathematics:

All figures, style files, and any other supplemental files needed to process the paper.
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification numbers. If there are primary and secondary numbers, please indicate them.
An abstract of no more than 300 words. The abstract should be submitted as part of the paper. Papers written in French and German should also include versions of the abstract in English.
A running head (a shortened version of the title) of no more than 50 characters, including spaces.

Proofs

Articles published in the Kyoto Journal of Mathematics will be copyedited and typeset by Duke University Press. Authors will have the opportunity to review proofs. Due to the high cost of page proof revisions, corrections should be limited to typographical errors.

For questions, please contact the editorial office.

Address

Journal of Mathematics of Kyoto University
Department of Mathematics, Graduate School of Science
Kyoto University
Kyoto, 606-8502
Japan

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