Michigan Mathematical Journal

SPECIAL NOTICE: Due to a hybrid remote/in office schedule for Michigan Mathematical Journal staff, correspondence should be sent via email to michigan.math.j@umich.edu. The most recent issue, Volume 76, Issue 4, is currently available online, and was mailed to subscribers in September 2026. Please send an email to michigan.math.j@umich.edu with any questions. Thank you.

Information for Authors

The Michigan Mathematical Journal endeavors to publish signifiant research articles in all areas of mathematics. To submit a paper for publication, please visit our EditFlow site. When submitting a paper, authors may suggest in their cover letter a member of the editorial board whose research interest is similar to the subject of the paper. The submission of a paper implies the author’s assurance that it has not been copyrighted, published, or submitted for publication elsewhere. 

Michigan Mathematical Journal policy concerning the use of AI and LLMs

The Michigan Mathematical Journal will not consider submissions substantially written by generative AI and Large Language Models (LLMs). The authors must be human and they must take full responsibility for the correctness of the results in the paper and for the integrity and accuracy of the citations.

All papers must include an "AI Statement" (for instance, in an unnumbered note) declaring whether AI or LLMs were used in the research or preparation of the article and, if so, providing a detailed explanation of their use. This should also include a statement confirming that “The authors assume responsibility for all content".

We ask our referees to personally carry out the core refereeing tasks and not present AI-generated material as their own expert opinion. Referees are expected to comprehensively evaluate the submission materials themselves and to fully understand and be able to defend their reports. During the submission process, the authors will have the option to approve or not approve the use of AI in checking the correctness of the results.

Information for Subscribers

Beginning with the 2027 volume year (Volume 77), the Michigan Mathematical Journal will be published in agreement with Duke University Press. Plesae email dup_orders@duke.edu or call 1-888-651-0122 for subscription information.

Volume 76 (2026) Prices

Online subscription to Volume 76:  $283 U.S. Funds 

Print and online subscription to Volume 76
Mailing within the U.S.:  $350 U.S. Funds (postage included)
Mailing internationally:  $370 U.S. Funds (postage included)

Volumes of the MMJ run concurrently with the calendar year. Subscriptions are available on a "per-year" basis only. There are no standing orders, multi-year subscriptions, or agency discounts for the Journal. The contents of each volume are listed in the last issue. 

Electronic Version: The Journal publishes an electronic version that can be purchased separately, or is included in a paid print subscription. Access to the online version is through Project Euclid and is regulated by Internet Protocol address. Subscribers should creat an account on theIPregistry.org where they can upload and update their IP informaton and manage their IP addresses for all publications hosted by Project Euclid.  Access to the electronic versions of the most recent five volume years is limited to paid subscribers to each of those volume years (must be paid subscriber for each of the most recent five years to access the online issues). Access to the Advance Publication area is limited to those who subscribe to the current volume year. Subscribers maintain perpetual online access to those issues for which they have paid. Issues older than five years have open access.

Publication dates: One issue of the Journal is published approximately March, May, July, September and November.

Back Issues: Back issues to the most recent five years may be available. Please contact the Journal office for additional information.

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