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THE JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN MATHEMATICAL SOCIETY (J. Indian Math. Soc. ; JIMS ; the Journal ; ISSN 0019-5839 )
| The Journal is a quarterly periodical and the four numbers of it constitute a single volume. Currently it is published in two parts: numbers 1 and 2 (January to June) as one part and numbers 3 and 4 (July to December) as the second part. Since 1933, it is published as new series. An online version is also being published now from 2015 onwards. Only the high quality research papers are published in the Journal. It may be noted with pride that the Indian Mathematical Society, founded in April, 1907, started publishing Progress Reports right from its establishment year. The first Progress Report was published on September 1, 1907 and the second Progress Report was published on October 15, 1907. By December 1908, the Society had published 8 Progress Reports. In March 1908 a sub-committee was appointed to take steps for publication of a Journal and from 1909, the Progress reports were rechristened as Journal, and under the title 'The Jourmal of the Indian Mathematical Club the First issue appeared in February, 1909 . The title was then changed to its present title as 'The Jourmal of the Indian Mathematical Society and since then the journal appeared regularly every two months till 1933. The Founder Editor of the "Pregress reports" and later of the Journal was It was due to the hard work put in by these two pioneering editors that the JIMS established itself as one of the leading international journals - a position which it continues to have even today. It may be noted with great pride that � 1911 volume of this Journal contains earliest contributions of the great legendry mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan. They were in the form of questions. Interestingly, a fifteen page paper entitled �Some properties of Bernoulli Numbers� contributed by Ramanujan also appeared in the same 1911 volume of the Journal. In fact, he published 12 of his research papers in the Journal of Indian Mathematical Society . � S. S. Pillai, � another brilliant Indian mathematician, � who almost solved the famous "Warring Problem", � published 23 of his research papers in the Journal of Indian Mathemtical Society � and 8 papers in the Mathematics Student . It may be noted by all concerned that (i) No charges: There are no page charges or any other charges, either to the authors or to authors' institutions, for publication of an article in any of the two periodicals published by the Society. However, the author(s) whose paper is accepted for publication in any of the IMS periodicals are required to submit the LaTeX source file of the accepted paper. (ii) Peer review: Right from its begining, both the periodicals are peer reviewed and are indexed in MathSciNet (MR) and ZentralBlatt MATH - the biggest data bases of Mathematical Sciences in the world. Each and every article received for publication is peer reviewed/evaluated by a relevant discipline expert from the Editorial Board or from the academic institutes from India & abroad; and the acceptance of the article is strictly as per their recommendation. (iii) Copyright: Copy right of the articles published in the Student or the Journal lies with the Indian Mathematical Society. (iv). Reprints: As a part of the green iniative voluntarily embraced by the Society, henceforth, from the 2012 issue of The Mathematics Student onwards, authors of the papers printed in the Journal as well as in the Mathematics Student shall be entitled to receive a soft copy (PDF file with watermarked "Author's copy") of the paper published as a reprint (insteard of the hard copies that were being supplied earlier). For access to the Editorial Board of The Journal, here is the link: Editorial Board, JIMS
| Manuscript Submission: Manuscripts intended for publication in the J. Indian Math. Soc. must be typed in LaTeX and a pdf copy of the paper must be submitted online after registration at: https://www.informaticsjournals.com/index.php/jims/user/register In case of any problem contact the Editor-in-Chief on the e-mail on journal.ims1910@gmail.com and editor@informaticsglobal.com For detailed instructions to Authors please see: https://informaticsjournals.com/index.php/jims/pages/view/ia Manuscript Style: Manuscripts (including bibliographies, tables, etc.) should be typed double spaced on A4 size white paper with 1 inch (2.5 cm.) margins on all sides with font size 11 pt., in LaTeX. While typing in LaTeX, the following Preamble be used as is required by the Press: \documentclass[11 pt,a4paper,twoside,reqno]{amsart} \usepackage{amsfonts,amssymb,amscd,amsmath,enumerate,verbatim,calc} \renewcommand{\baselinestretch}{1.2} \textwidth = 12.5 cm \textheight = 20 cm \topmargin = 0.5 cm \oddsidemargin = 1 cm \evensidemargin = 1 cm \pagestyle{plain} Sections should appear in the following order : Title Page, Abstract, Text, Notes and References. Comments or replies to previously published articles should also follow this format with the exception of abstracts. Title Page: The Title page should include the manuscript title, author(s) names & permanent affiliations and the name, address & e-mail address of the author to whom page proofs and a watermarked soft copy of reprint is required to be sent. Abstract: The following page should include an abstract of not more than 100 words, a list of two to six key words and AMS subject classification (2000). Text: The text of the manuscript should begin on a new page. The introduction should have heading number 1. Subsequent section headings (including appendices) should be designated by Hindu-Arabic numerals (2,3,etc.) and subsection headings should be numbered 2.1, 2.2, etc. Figures, tables and displayed equations should be numbered sectionwise consecutively throughout the text (1, 2, etc.). Equation numbers should appear flush right in parentheses and running variables for equation (e.g., i =1,2,3, n) flush right in parentheses. References: Responsibility for the accuracy of bibliographic citations lies entirely with the Authors. References in the body of the text should be in cross-reference style ((\cite{}) mode in LaTeX). Example: as mentioned in (\cite{}, \cite{}), Ramanujan (\cite{}) obtained the following result. references in the list at the end should be in alphabetical order of last name (not initials) and should be in bibliographic cross references mode/style. Examples: Reference to a journal publication: [1]. Birkhoff, G., Neutral elements in general lattices, Bull. Amer. Math. Soc. 46 (1940), 702--705. In LaTeX, \biitem{Birk} Birkhoff, G., Neutral elements in general lattices, \textit{Bull. Amer. Math. Soc.}, {\bf{46}}(1940), 702--705. Reference to a book: [1]. Munkres, J., Elements of Algebraic Topology, Addison�Wesley, 1984. In LaTeX, \bibitem{Munkrs} Munkres, J., \textit{Elements of Algebraic Topology}, Addison Wesley, 1984. Illustration Style: Originals for illustrations should be sharp and of good contrast. Each Figure and Table should be mentioned in the text and numbered consecutively using Hindu-Arabic numerals. For each Figure and Table, its desired location in the text should be clearly specified. Each Figure and Table must have a caption. Example of proper style for captions : Figure 1 or Table 1. Suggested Figure formats are : TIFF, GIF, EPS, PPT and Postscript. Files should be at least 300 dpi.
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