Journal of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence
A peer-reviewed electronic journal for original research of high quality in mathematics and its interactions with artificial intelligence.
The journal reflects contemporary developments in both pure and applied mathematics, and promotes research at the interface of mathematical theory, computational methods, and artificial intelligence. It publishes original research articles in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and mathematically grounded aspects of artificial intelligence and data science.
The Journal of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (ISSN 3071-3196) continues the Albanian Journal of Mathematics (ISSN 1930-1235), established in 2007.
The change of title reflects the journal's expanded scope and its renewed focus on areas at the interface of mathematics, artificial intelligence, computational methods, and mathematical physics.
The journal invites original research articles in all areas of pure and applied mathematics, as well as in the mathematical foundations and theoretical aspects of artificial intelligence.
Every submission is refereed double-blind: the authors' identities are withheld from the referees, and the referees' identities are never disclosed to the authors. The procedure is set out on the Peer Review page.
Author Talks
Every paper published in the journal is invited to be paired with a carefully prepared online talk by its authors. The talk is an integral part of the published record — permanently archived alongside the article, openly accessible, and citable with its own DOI — a complementary mode of mathematical communication rather than a supplementary video.
Preprints have taken over the news function of conferences, and the volume of papers, many written with AI assistance, keeps growing. What readers lack is the author's own exposition: one that unfolds the details, conveys the intuition, and allows the mathematics to come alive.
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The publisher
The journal is published by the Institute of Artificial Intelligence and Mathematical Sciences (I-AIMS), based at the Mathematics and Science Center in Rochester, Michigan. The Institute supports research at the interface of mathematics and artificial intelligence, and the journal is its principal publication.
The journal runs its own editorial system rather than a commercial platform, so manuscripts, correspondence and referee reports are held by the journal itself. There are no charges to authors. Abstracts are free to read, and the full text of each article can be bought. Published articles are assigned DOIs and archived on Project Euclid.