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Revista Integración: https://revistas.uis.edu.co/index.php/revistaintegracion Revista Matemática Complutense: https://link.springer.com/journal/13163 Revista Matemática Iberoamericana: https://ems.press/journals … published in Spanish there: https://www.muni.cz/vyzkum/publikace/1168664 Scripta Philosophiæ Naturalis Pensamiento Matemático And, I think the best answer was the first comment, which gave a list of 50 journals …

It's really hard to answer this question when you phrase things so vaguely. I take your question to mean: There is a theorem, let's call it Theorem A. You thought you had three new results that are a …

There is another venue for this sort of work: The Graduate Journal of Mathematics. It publishes papers by graduate students or papers that would be of interest to graduate students. So, expository pap …

A new proof of an old theorem, especially using modern machinery, could well be within the scope of the Graduate Journal of Mathematics, which seeks to publish work either by graduate students or that …

The two answers posted summarize most of the comments, but miss two important ones. Go to the University of Chicago library website. Click "My Account" in the upper left. Login with your University o …

There are many examples in homotopy theory, and I list a few below (maybe others can add more). I think this is because the field has historically been very friendly (safe to share unpublished results …

There are several sources online that rank math journals by impact factor (and, this comes from a professor's webpage) or journal citation reports. … In the same spirit as the Australian list, I am aware of a Chilean list that breaks journals into categories such as "Muy Buena," "Buena," and "aceptable" (I'm not sure if this is actually the third category …

I am surprised that this question never received an answer, though it did receive useful comments. My view is that a claim like "Theorem 1 in paper B is wrong" is a claim, just like any other in paper …

Such a paper might be appropriate for the Graduate Journal of Mathematics, since a readership of grad students might enjoy a bunch of interesting conjectures. I published a paper there that was mostly …

I know this is an old question, but I still want to answer. Tim Chow does a good job explaining issues regarding copyright, and the comments on the OP discuss the ramifications regarding your number o …

In math, dedications are rare but not unheard of. They are most common in birthday conference proceedings, or special issues devoted to summarizing a person's life work. For example, consider the foll …

But there are plenty of good journals around and after a track record of publishing in good journals you will have less difficulty publishing in top journals (of course, it'll always be extremely hard … to publish in the Annals and other super elite journals). …

As Sam Hopkins comments, the short answer to the stated question is "yes, all the time." You'd be hard-pressed to find a professional mathematician who hasn't received a referee report that basically …

As the comments on the OP mention, similar questions have already been answered on academia.SE. Having read those, and speaking as a mathematician, I think our culture is a bit different regarding aff …

It seems clear to me that you need to talk to the senior author who actually did contribute and see if they can talk to the other two. You wrote that "one of the authors said that they were experts wh …