About the Journal

We reject the false divide between "theoretical" and "useful" math. Our open-access policy (CC-BY license) ensures that Fermat's Last Theorem and the next breakthrough in optimization alike reach everyone who needs them.

Scope & Focus

• Pure Mathematics: Algebraic geometry, topology, analysis, logic, and unsolved problems (submit your Riemann Hypothesis attempts at your own risk)

• Applied & Computational: PDEs for climate modeling, cryptography, quantum algebra, and numerical methods that actually work

• Discrete & Foundations: Graph theory, combinatorics, category theory, and set-theoretic fireworks

• Interdisciplinary: Math biology, econophysics, and statistical mechanics provided the math is novel, not just borrowed

• History & Philosophy: Deep dives into mathematical thought, provided they yield new insights for working researchers

Peer Review That Makes Sense

• Proofs checked for rigor, not pedigree, anonymous submissions welcome

• "Replication Reports" for controversial claims (yes, we'll publish your counterexample to that viral preprint)

• Fast-tracked for solutions to Millennium Problems (we can dream)

Why Here?

• No fluff policy: Lemmas without purpose need not apply

• Connections matter: We highlight when number theory solves encryption, or when topology aids materials science

• Preprints encouraged: But the published version must be bulletproof