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To maintain the highest possible standards of quality, and based on a goal of timely publication, only a small fraction of submitted papers can be expected to be accepted. The journal strives for a fast turnaround in the review process. Papers are assigned to an Associate Editor, who makes a publication recommendation on the basis of a detailed and careful evaluation by at least two referees. Evaluation criteria used include originality, substance, and quality of exposition.
For additional information see the separate page
Aim and Scope; Editorial Board.
Authors wishing to inquire about the scope of the journal or the suitability of a particular topic are encouraged to contact the Editors informally, preferably by electronic mail, prior to submission.
B.W. Dickinson Princeton University bradley@ee.princeton.edu E.D. Sontag Rutgers University sontag@hilbert.rutgers.edu J.H.van.Schuppen CWI J.H.van.Schuppen@cwi.nl
A typical paper submitted to MCSS consists of about 20 pages of LaTeX in 11 points article style with a maximum of 25 of such pages, 50 double-spaced typewritten pages, or an equivalent. If a paper is longer than the maximum number of pages then the authors are requested to provide a justification for the added length in their cover letter. Associate Editors and reviewers are instructed to pay careful attention to conciseness as an important characteristic of good mathematical exposition.
For further information see the page Instructions to Authors or any recent number of the journal.
Submit all manuscripts to:
Receipt of the paper will be acknowledged by letter. The correspondence between Editors, Associate Editors, and reviewers will be handled by email as much as possible. For this purpose the correspondent author will be contacted by email with the request to make the PostScript file of the paper available for the review process.
Inquiries about papers under review should also be directed
at this address.
(No submissions should be sent elsewhere -
this is the only address to be used.)
As a service to authors the
MCSS Review Guidelines
with a check list are available as a web page.
Last information update October 15, 1997.
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