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2answers
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How to cite a sequence from The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS)?
In my paper I want to provide a reference for a sequence (in this case - A001970) from The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (OEIS).
However, I couldn't find an official b …
2
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2answers
237 views
Elementary cases of Mihailescu theorem
Hi all; I just ended to write a file which collects some cases of Mihailescu theorem that are solvable directly with elementary tools, and that can be useful to a student following …
5
votes
2answers
535 views
Two questions about combinatorics journals
Hello,
I have two questions regarding combinatorics journals. I hope that this is the right place for such questions.
Which combinatorics/DM journals would you consider as the " …
10
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6answers
1k views
submit the second part of a paper
I couldn't find similar question being asked here. The closest one I can find is When to split/merge papers?. Here is my situation: I proved a theorem. When I try to type it, I fou …
35
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8answers
1k views
Where to publish a math textbook in Creative Commons
The question I am asking concerns publishing and not mathematics in a strict sense, the argument might be off-topic for this site... but I will try anyway.
Suppose that you are wr …
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2answers
1k views
When should I publish my results?
I just finish my masters thesis, and I was told by one of the referees that I should publish some of the results in there. However I feel that I mainly repeat arguments by other pe …
21
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4answers
828 views
Who uses keywords (and how)?
Almost all journals ask for keywords and most authors comply.
Does any math researcher out there actually use them to search? Are there mechanisms to do that?
I just wrote to so …
12
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1answer
1k views
Is it common practice to publish parts of a PhD thesis in advance? [closed]
I'm interested in publishing parts of my PhD thesis in advance and I'm wondering wether or not this will result in problems later on. One of the problems I'm thinking of is that us …
20
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6answers
2k views
When (if ever) disclose your identity as a reviewer?
The peer review system is in general single blinded: The reviewers will not be known by the authors of a paper by default. One reason for this is to guarantee that the reviewer can …
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13answers
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How do I fix someone’s published error?
Paper A is in the literature, and has been for more than a decade.
An error is discovered in paper A and is substantial in that many
details are affected, although certain fundame …
10
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2answers
1k views
Etiquette question: how to acknowledge Bugs Bunny? [closed]
Suppose that a mathematician such as Bugs Bunny answers one of my math questions here on MathOverflow, and then I use the idea in a research paper. How should I acknowledge such a …
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2answers
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Should I become a Mathscinet reviewer? [closed]
Possible Duplicate:
When to start reviewing
I was recently asked to become a MathSciNet reviewer, which, as far as I understand, is something that they ask almost any math …
8
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4answers
1k views
Where to find Asterisque online? [closed]
Is there a place online where one can download papers that have appeared in the Asterisque if "your institution subscribes"? I am especially interested in back issues: Asterisque s …
36
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7answers
23k views
Which are the best mathematics journals, and what are the differences between them?
Suppose you have a draft paper that you think is pretty good, and people tell you that you should submit it to a top journal. How do you work out where to send it to?
Coming up wi …
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2answers
803 views
Submitting papers “out of logical order” due to different review times or rejections
I am asking this question anonymously and apologize for the paranoia.
Suppose you submit a paper on a topic and, while the paper is under review, continue to work on the topic and …

