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Questions about mathematical publishing, including specific journals, peer review etc.
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Is two years without a referee report normal?
Firstly, the help page for Mathoverflow does not forbid asking such a question. Secondly I found a similar question on Mathoverflow and thirdly as far as I know, waiting for two years for a referee r …
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Guidelines for writing proofs in math papers [closed]
In the light of the recent "proof wars" in symplectic geometry (in which some groups contend that proofs given by some other groups are wrong, see here, here and here) I thought it would be good to ha …
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Guidelines for writing proofs in math papers
Here is my own two cents worth:
1-State the theorems you cite from the literature clearly using Latex's theorem environment and try your best not to cite it inline in the middle of your proof. Also a …
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