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The purpose of applied Mathematics Letters is to provide a means of rapid publication in important but brief applied Mathematical Papers. The brief descriptions of any work involving a novel application or utilization of mathematics, or a development in the ME Thodology of Applied Mathematics, is a potential contribution for this journal. This journal ' s focus was on applied mathematics topics based on differential equations and linear algebra. Priority'll is given to submissions that is likely to appeal to a wide audience.

Submission Limitations

Due to publishing constraints, only a submissions per author peryear would be considered, at the discretion of The editor-in-chief. Once A paper is under review or have been accepted, all co-authors need-wait 6 months from the submission date befor E submitting another paper to this Journa

Types of paper

There is a limit of 6 (six) typeset pages for all papers published by Applied Mathematics Letters.

announcements
this Rapid-publication Journal now accepts the announcements along with short papers . The announcements should is 3-4-page summaries of important results in a longer paper recently submitted to a Lea Ding Journal by a well-established researcher. Applied Mathematics Letters would have the the I announcement in print on about 3 months with the online version Appeari Ng in a month.

Contact Details for submission

During The submission process you'll be asked to choose a member of the editorial Board of the journal whose field of Terest is closest to the work submitted. For a all and up to date listing of the members of the editorial Board of the journal, please consult the journal ' s W Ebpage At:http://www.elsevier.com/locate/aml.

Failure to meet the requirements would result in the rejection of your article.

REQUIREMENTS for submitting reviewers

(1) Please prepare a list of 8 (eight) proposed reviewers. You must include full Names, Department, University, Country and Email Addresses for each Propo Sed reviewer. It should be a globally geographically diverse list of potential reviewers; There should is no more than and suggested referees from any particular area/region/country.

If you, or any of your co-authors, which has submitted to we offices previously, please note this should not include reviewers On lists for your manuscripts in the last 2 years.

All proposed reviewers must is fluent in 中文版to ensure the integrity of each review and the correct Processin g of all manuscripts.

(2)  proposed reviewers  must be  experienced, well published researchers who is knowledgeable in your area of the. The editor-in-chief depends heavily on your suggestions for the choice of reviewers and a list of weak reviewers can be th E basis for rejecting a submission. (Also minimize the number of leaders in the field who is typically too busy to be reviewers.) In addition, proposed reviewers  must not being  former co-authors, instructors, co-workers, Advisors, students, nor has had any and personal/working/professional relationship with you or any of the your co-authors.< /span>

(3) reviewers must not being a member of our Journal ' s editorial Board:
Http://www.journals.elsevier.com/applied-mathematics-letters/editorial-board

[Mathematics Magazine] Aml