Bulletin of the Irish Mathematical Society
Author Information
The Bulletin seeks articles of mathematical interest written in an expository style. all areas of mathematics are welcome, pure and applied, old and new. The Bulletin is typeset using TeX. Authors are invited to submit their articles in the form of TeX input files.
From the Winter 2006 issue on there will be a section Abstracts of PhD Theses included in the Bulletin on an annual basis. There are specific instructions for submitting these abstracts.
Correspondence concerning the Bulletin should be addressed to
The Editoror by email to Dr. Martin Mathieu (Queen's University Belfast)
Irish Mathematical Society Bulletin
Department of Pure Mathematics
Queen's University Belfast
Belfast BT7 1NN
Northern Ireland
ims.bulletin@qub.ac.uk
Instructions for Authors
The Bulletin is typeset with TeX; therefore, authors must submit articles to the Bulletin as TeX input files together with any macro files or input files for the production of graphics. Typescripts are not acceptable.
Authors may use the standard versions of TeX in order to prepare their
articles.
All files should be accompanied by any non-standard style or input
files which have been used.
Private METAFONT and TeX files, reference input files and source files
for diagrams must also accompany submissions.
Diagrams prepared using packages other than TeX should be accompanied
by .eps files for printing under postscript.
The preferred method of submission is by e-mail to
ims.bulletin@qub.ac.uk
In case this is not possible (and only then), authors may send a
diskette with their files to the Editor, or the typescript.
If the articles are submitted in electronic form, no hard copies need
be sent unless requested by the Editor.
Once a paper is accepted in final form, the author(s) will be responsible to produce an output according to the Bulletins standard layout. To that end, authors will be supplied with style files. Since normally no proofs are sent out before publication, it is the author's responsibility to carefully check for any misprints or typos.
After publication, authors will be sent a free copy of the issue in which their article appeared as well as a pdf file containing their article(s). The Society grants authors free use of this pdf file; hence they may post it on personal web sites or electronic archives.
Maintained by Richard M. Timoney.