Archiv der Mathematik
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Authors should choose the Managing Editors who forwards the article to Handling Editors (Gabriele Nebe for submissions in algebra, number theory, discrete mathematics and Ralph Chill for submissions in analysis and applied mathematics). Authors may indicate which Editor is closest to the subject of the paper.
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The Archiv der Mathematik operates a single blind peer review process conducted by external reviewers selected by the editorial board.
The Archiv der Mathematik is a Launch to Open (L2O) journal, which means that articles may be published open access. There are no author fees or article processing charges associated with this model of open access. Open access articles are published under the CC-BY 4.0 license. The articles that are not published with proper open access, are granted the so-called green open access, meaning that the authors’ final version, not edited by the publisher yet, can be posted in institutional or other repositories, as well as on the authors’ institutional web pages without any embargo. These papers become freely accessible – but remain copyright protected – after five years. Authors may review our Terms of Digital Access for further information regarding licenses and repository deposits.
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Authors will receive a set of galley proofs of their article for final corrections.
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