Submissions

Author Guidelines

There will be no page charges for the publication of the accepted paper. 

The Palestine Journal of Mathematics publishes articles in Mathematics (pure and applied). We do not accept articles in Statistics, Data Science, or Machine Learning.

Articles must be written in good English and prepared in LATEX

(to download the PJM-format packages, click here ).

Choose one of the following section editors based on your area of research.

• Firdous A. Shah – Analysis, Wavelets, Integral Transforms, Mathematical Physics, and Signal & Image Processing
• Francesco Rania – Associative Rings and Algebras with Additional Structure, Derivations, Actions of Lie Algebras, Prime and Semiprime Rings
• Mohammad Ashraf – Commutativity and Structure of Rings and Near-Rings, Derivations on Rings, Banach Algebras, Differential Identities in Rings and Algebras, Linear Algebra
• Ayman Badawi – Commutative Rings
• Najib Mahdou – Commutative Algebra and Homological Algebra
• Om Prakash – Coding Theory, Module Theory, Skew Polynomial Rings, Jordan Derivations, Generalized Jordan Derivations
• Manoj Kumar Patel – Noncommutative Rings, Module Theory, and Coding Theory
• Sarika Verma – Complex Analysis
• Abdelmejid Bayad – Number Theory, Modular Forms, Exceptional Values of L-Functions and Zeta-Functions, Cryptography, and Elliptic Curves
• Ziyad Al-Sharawi – Difference Equations and Discrete Dynamical Systems
• Martin Bohner – Ordinary Differential Equations, Difference Equations, Dynamic Equations on Time Scales, Mathematical Biology
• Nouressadat Touafek – Difference Equations and Related Topics
• Hijaz Ahmad – Numerical Analysis, Modelling & Simulation, Differential Equations
• Anurag Shukla – Mathematical Control Theory, Differential Equations
• Geeta Arora – Numerical Analysis, Partial Differential Equations, Collocation Methods, Differential Quadrature Techniques, Wavelets, Radial Basis Functions
• Fathalla Ali Rihan – Numerical Analysis, Mathematical Biology, Delay Differential Equations and Applications
• Zafar Ahsan – General Relativity and Differential Geometry
• Ivan Gotchev – General Topology and Its Applications
• Ambat Vijayakumar – Graph Theory (Except Graphs from Rings, Groups, or Modules)
• V. Lokesha – Graph Theory and Mathematical Inequalities
• Ebrahim Salehi – Graph Theory
• T. Asir – Graphs from Rings, Groups, and Algebraic Graph Theory
• T. Tamizh Chelvam – Graphs from Rings, Semigroups, Modules, and Near-Rings
• John D. LaGrange – Graphs from Rings and Groups
• Kewen Zhao – Graph Theory, Computational Biology, Computational Matrix Theory
• Cristina Flaut – Nonassociative Algebras, Graph Algorithms
• Mozibur Rahman Mozumder – Group Theory
• Madeleine Al Tahan – Hyperstructure Theory, Fuzzy Algebraic Structures
• Carlos Fonseca – Linear Algebra and Matrices
• Sofiane Bouarroudj – Lie Superalgebras, Representation Theory, Mathematical Physics
• Ali Hasan Ali – Mathematical Analysis, Real Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Iterative Methods, Approximation Theory
• Hussein Mourtada – Game Theory, Dynamical Systems, Hamiltonian Dynamics, Stochastic Optimal Control
• Sabrina Streipert – Mathematical Biology, Differential and Difference Equations
• Sunil Dutt Purohit – Special Functions, Fractional Calculus, q-Series, q-Calculus, Geometric Function Theory, Mathematical Modelling
• Mohamed Yousif – Modules, Pseudo- and Quasi-Frobenius Rings and Generalizations
• Jawad Abuhlail – Module Theory, Hopf Algebras, Associative Algebra, Homological Algebra, Semirings
• Hitoshi Ishii – Nonlinear PDEs, Optimal Control, Differential Games
• Mohamed Amine Khamsi – Nonlinear Functional Analysis, Fixed-Point Theory, Metric Spaces
• Jaganmohan J – Nonlinear Analysis, Fractional Calculus
• Christian Lomp – Non-Commutative Rings, Hopf Algebras, Quantum Groups
• M. P. Chaudhary – Number Theory
• Bouchaïb Sodaïgui – Number Theory
• Zhi-Wei Sun – Number Theory and Combinatorics
• Thodoros Katsaounis – Numerical Analysis
• Abdelkader Tizaoui – Numerical Analysis, Scientific Computing, Modelling & Simulation, Stochastic Processes, Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations
• Mutaz Mohammad – Numerical Analysis, Stochastic Modelling, Harmonic and Non-Harmonic Analysis, Fractional Derivatives, Navier–Stokes Equations
• Salah Boulaaras – Numerical Analysis, Functional Analysis, PDE Analysis, Fractional Calculus, Mathematical Modelling
• Cemil Tunç – Ordinary and Functional Differential and Integral Equations
• Fuad Kittaneh – Operator Theory, Matrix Analysis
• Hemen Dutta – Function Spaces, Operator Theory, Functional Equations
• Harikrishnan Panackal – Functional Analysis, Operator Theory
• Salim Messaoudi – Partial Differential Equations
• Amjad Tuffaha – Partial Differential Equations, Optimal Control, Mathematical Fluid Dynamics
• Mohammed K. A. Kaabar – Fractional Calculus
• Thabet Abdeljawad – Fractional Calculus, Fixed-Point Theory, Fractional Differential Equations
• Ravinder Krishna Raina – Special Functions, Integral Transforms, Fractional Calculus, Geometric Function Theory
• Mohammad Saleh – Ring Theory
• S. A. Mohiuddine – Sequence Spaces, Convergence Methods, Matrix Transformations, Measures of Non-Compactness, Differential and Integral Equations, Approximation Theory
• Hakim Bendjenna – Signal and Image Processing
• Kinkar Ch. Das – Spectral Graph Theory, Topological Indices of Graphs
• Mahmoud Ben Khalifa – Topology and Algebraic Topology

Submission of an article implies that the work described has not been published previously (except possibly in the form of an abstract or as part of a published lecture or academic thesis) and that it is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.

All submitted articles must be accompanied by an abstract summarizing the principal new results obtained and/or the new ideas behind them.

After your paper is accepted for publication, the editor-in-chief will send you the required packages to prepare the article in the PJM format.

The first page should contain the author's names, affiliations, and addresses. An abstract that does not exceed 600 words and recent AMS subject classifications should also be included. Acknowledgments and other announcements should be presented on the first page below keywords and before the abstract. References should appear at the end of the paper and follow the standard format.