期刊名称：PUBLICATIONES MATHEMATICAE-DEBRECEN
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen appears quarterly and publishes original research papers on pure mathematical topics. It welcomes contributed papers that develop interesting, or important, new mathematical ideas and results or solve outstanding problems. All papers are refereed for correctness and suitability for publication.
Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen is covered by the Mathematical Reviews, the Zentralblatt der Mathematik, the Science Abstracts and the Science Citation Index. |
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Instructions to Authors
General informationAuthors may submit their manuscripts either in hardcopy by mail, or in electronic format via e-mail. In case of mail submission Authors are asked to present their paginated manuscripts in three copies and a further copy should be kept by the author. The Redaction acknowledges the receipt of the manuscript and gives its registration number, to which authors should be referred at any correspondence. Authors are requested to supply us with their e-mail address and to inform the redaction about any change of their postal address. Giving a correct and controlled 5 characters AMS subject classification being in accordance with the key words is of great importance.
If an author refers to sources which have not appeared yet, then he should attach two copies of the cited source(s) to the manuscript. Papers should be written in English, French or German, and supplied with an abstract. Format of the manuscript, especially that of the References should follow the previous issues of the journal. Chinese authors should be cited with complete first and middle names. Formulas must be filled in clearly. Authors are asked to write the manuscript in TeX and attach a printing file (PDF, or PS format) at submission. After acception, Authors are asked to send the TeX source file to the Redaction.
Authors receive one set of proofs for correction, and 50 free reprints for each paper (in case of joint authorship 25 offprints for each author). Additional reprints may be purchased at a reasonable cost.
Postal address of the Redaction is:
Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen
Institute of Mathematics and Informatics
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P.O. Box 12
Hungary Our e-mail address is
publi@math.klte.hu
All scientific correspondence should be directed to this address.
Instructions for using PublMathD document class (proposed)System requirements
For using the PublMathD document class of Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen for typesetting manuscripts Authors need
- an arbitrary TeX distribution has to be installed on their computers including
- LaTeX 2e and
- amsmath package
- the publmathd.cls file in the current or in a standard TeX input directory
Downloads
Authors can dowload the publmathd.cls document class
Authors can use it with the standard commands and environments of
- the standard LaTeX 2e (download) and
- the standard amsmath package
TeX distributions and macro packages can be downloaded from any of the CTAN servers, e.g.
DANTE -- Germany
TeX on-line catalogue (University of Florida, USA) or from the home pages of the various TeX distributions. For finding the appropriate TeX distribution you can go e.g. to
http://tex.loria.fr/english/distributions.html Other macro packages/files used for typeset articles
If Authors use any other macro packages than the publmathd, or their own macro files they are asked
- to inform us about the web address(es) from where the files can be downloaded
or
- to enclose the files themselves in the article
when sending the source file of the manuscript to the Editor.
Documentations
Authors can use the documentations of the standard LaTeX 2e, the standard article document class and that of the amsmath package, because the PublMathD document class uses the same commands and environments.
These documentations can be found in the docs directory of the TeX distributions and on any of the CTAN servers, e.g.
Authors Packages for Publishing with the AMS -- Documentation
DANTE -- Germany
TeX on-line catalogue (University of Florida, USA) How to typeset articles using PublMathD.cls
You can us the standard commands and environments of LaTeX 2e and of the amsart document class.
In this part you can find some help for begin the work with the PublMathD document class.
Here you can find information about giving the format of the article. 1. Document class and other packages
The PublMathD document class can be loaded with the standard documentclass command, the amsmath package with the standard usepackage command:
documentclass[draft]{publmathd}
usepackage{amsmath,amsfonts,amssymb}
IMPORTANT
If Authors use any other macro package(s) they are asked to enclose all of these files in the manuscript or to specify the web address(es) where they can be downloaded from. 2. Title and Author information
In this list, data typeset in bold has to be given in the article. The others are optional.
Author information
address{Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P.O.B. 12
Hungary}
curraddr{Department of Mathematics
Universit'e de Savoie
73000 Chamb'ery France}
- E-mail address (if any) of the corresponding Author:
email{akiss@site.com}
- Web address of the Author e.g.
urladdr{http://www.site.com/attilakiss}
or
urladdr{http://www.site.com/ extasciitilde akiss}
if it contains the ~ character Second, third, fourth authors' data can be given by the same commands. For example
author{Ede Kiss}
address{Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P.O.B. 12
Hungary}
email{ekiss@site.com}
urladdr{http://www.site.com/ekiss}
author{Christophe Choullet}
address{Department of Mathematics
Universit'e de Savoie
73000 Chamb'ery France}
email{Ch.Choullet@site.fr}
urladdr{http://www.site.fr/chrischou}
Title section
- Title
Between square brackets, as the first optional parameter of itle command, Authors can give a short title that will be appeared in the headlines. Between braces the title of the article has to be given. For example:
title[On Hamilton spaces of 2-dimensionaldots ]
{On Hamilton spaces of 2-dimensional Riemannian manifolds}
- Keywords and expressions
Some key words and expressions have to be given for the article, e.g.
keywords{manifolds, Hamilton spaces, Riemannian manifolds}
- AMS Subject Classification Code(s)
At least one AMS subject classification is needed for the article, e.g.
subjclass{58C35, 58A40, 57R40}
submitted{February 26, 2003}
dedicatory{This paper is dedicated to Professor M. Nagy}
thanks{This paper is supported by AHO}
- Abstract
Before giving the abstract the document environment must begin:
begin{document} and the abstract follows:
begin{abstract}
The aim of this sample article is to describe how to use the extsf{PublMathD} document class for writing papers for Publicationes Mathematicae Debrecen.
Authors are asked to write 4--6 lines as an abstract that will be accessible from our web pages.
end{abstract}
Title partAfter giving the previous data the
command writes them out on the paper.
3. Environment definitions
- Proofs
Three environments for proofs are defined in the document class. They can be used as follows:
begin{proof}
The first part of the claim follows from...
The square proof closing symbol appears at the end of the proof.
end{proof}
begin{proof}[Proof of Lemma 4]
The first part of the claim follows from...
The square proof closing symbol appears at the end of the proof.
end{proof}
begin{pf}
The first part of the claim follows from...
The square proof closing symbol does not appear at the end of the proof.
end{pf}
begin{pf*}{Proof of Lemma 4}
If the proof has an own name.
The square proof closing symbol does not appear at the end of the proof.
end{pf*}
- Styles for numbering environments
You can use 3 types of environment styles for defining numbering environments:
For statements, e.g. for lemmas, theorems:
theoremstyle{plain}
For definitions:
theoremstyle{definition}
For remarks, examples, notes, algorithms etc.:
theoremstyle{remark}
- Defining new environments
Some examples for defining environment with various types and styles:
theoremstyle{plain}
If you do not need the section number included in the item number:
newtheorem{prop}{Proposition}
If the item number has to consist the section number followed by the number of the theorem:
newtheorem{thm}{Theorem}[section]
If you need to get the theorems and lemmas to share the same numbering sequence:
newtheorem{lem}[thm]{Lemma}
If you want the item numbers to be counted separately:
newtheorem{state}{State}[section]
theoremstyle{definition}
newtheorem{definition}{Definition}[section]
theoremstyle{remark}
newtheorem{remark}{Remark}[section]
newtheorem{example}{Example}
As the above with just one difference:
If you put a star (*) after the ewtheorem command, the environment will be unnumbered, e.g.
theoremstyle{remark}
newtheorem*{note}{Note}
theoremstyle{plain}
newtheorem*{hth}{Henk's Theorem}
4. Document bodyIn the body of the article the commands and environments can be used in a general way.
Here is a sample page for showing the text formatting commands and environments.
section{Introduction}
The textsf{publmathd.cls} is a modified version of the textsf{article.cls}, i.e., you can use the same commands and environments defined in the textsf{article.cls}.
If you load the file of the textsf{amsmath} package you can use the standard commands and environment of the textsf{amsmath} package.
subsection{Theorems, lemmas, and other types of propositions}
In this subsection the use of the environments of various types of propositions, and the proofs is presented.
begin{thm}[see e.g.cite{Kim}]
Environments for formatting emphasized parts of the document if and only if they are defined by the appropriate command.
end{thm}
begin{lem}
TeX contains a number of commands for writing mathematical formulae.
end{lem}
begin{hth}
TeX contains a number of commands for writing mathematical formulae.
end{hth}
subsection{Proofs}
begin{pf}
The square proof closing symbol appears at the end of the proof.
end{pf}
begin{pf*}{Proof of Lemma 4}
The square proof closing symbol appears at the end of the proof.
end{pf*}
begin{proof}
The square proof closing symbol does not appear at the end of the proof.
end{proof} subsection{Definitions, remarks, examples etc.}
begin{definition}
Let $x in mathbb{N}$. We denote dots
end{definition}
begin{note}
The previous definition...
end{note}
5. In-line math formulasPlease, do not use extra space around in-line math formulas.
Correct use:
Let $x$ be a non-negative number. If $ f(x) < 0 $ then...
or
Let ( x ) be a non-negative number. If ( f(x) < 0 ) then...
6. Bibliographic references
Commands of bibliographic references
by author
paper title of the paper
paperinfo
book title of the book
bookinfo
handbook the title of the book/article if the authors are unknown
jour name of the journal
lang the language of the article/book
ed editor's name
eds editors' names
toappearin journal/book title in which the article will appear
vol volume number
issue isue number
publ published by...
publaddr
yr year
pages e.g. 28--35
www internet address of the aricle
toappear --> (to appear)
inprint if the article is in print (if volume and/or pages are unknown)
--> (in print)
finalinfo for some other information, appears at the end of the item. Authors can use these commands of PublMathD document class for writing bibliographic references as follows:
Numbering references
begin{thebibliography}{9} common use of the environment
bib{Humphreys}
by J. E. Humphreyes
book Linear algebraic groups
publ Springer-Verlag
publaddr New York, Heidelberg, Berlin
yr 1987
endbib
bib{Kim}
by D. S. Kim and P. Rabau
paper Field extension and isotropic subspaces symplectic Geometry
jou Geom. Dedicata
vol 34
yr 1990
pages 281--293
endbib
bib{Gelbart et al.}
by S. Gelbart, I. Piatetski-Shapiro and S. Rallis
paper Chapter 1
book Explicit constructions of automorphic $L$-functions
bookinfo Lect. Notes in Math.
vol 1254
publ Springer-Verlag
publaddr New York
yr 1987
pages 28--35
endbib
bib{WinEdt}
handbook About WinEdt % If the authors are unknown
publ DMHN
yr 2003
finalinfo http://www.winedt.site.com/
endbib
end{thebibliography}
Other types of references
begin{thebibliography}{9}% common use of the environment
bib[Humph]{Humphreys}
by J. E. Humphreyes
book Linear algebraic groups
publ Springer-Verlag
publaddr New York, Heidelberg, Berlin
yr 1987
endbib
bib[Kim90]{Kim}
by D. S. Kim and P. Rabau
paper Field extension and isotropic subspaces symplectic Geometry
jour Geom. Dedicata
vol 34
yr 1990
pages 281--293
endbib
bib[GelbShapRall]{Gelbart et al.}
by S. Gelbart, I. Piatetski-Shapiro and S. Rallis
paper Chapter 1
book Explicit constructions of automorphic $L$-functions
bookinfo Lect. Notes in Math.
vol 1254
publ Springer-Verlag
publaddr New York
yr 1987
pages 28--35
endbib
bib[WinEdt]{WinEdt}
handbook About WinEdt If the authors are unknown
publ DMHN
yr 2003
www http://www.site.com/
endbib
end{thebibliography}
Instructions for using plain TeXIf Authors use plain TeX (with or without AmS-TeX)
for setting the manuscripts for Publicationes Mathematicae
they are asked to set the following parameters for the document:
- hsize = 11.3 cm
- vsize = 16.8 cm
Please, do not use extra space around in-line math formulas.
Correct use:
Let $ x $ be a non-negative number. If $ f(x) < 0 $ then...
FiguresThe figures from part of articles must be sent together with the file of the manuscript.
Features of figures
- Maximum Width: 11.3 cm
- Maximum Height: 16.8 cm
- Character Size: 10 pt
- Caption: Do not insert the caption.
- File format: EPS
- Each figure should be contained in a separate EPS file.
Editorial Board
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A. Renyi, T. Szele and O. Varga |
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| Editorial board |
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M. Arato, A. Bovdi, B. Brindza, Z. Daroczy, P. Domosi, J. Fritz, K. Gyory, A. Jarai, L. G. Kovacs, L. Losonczi, P. Major, Zs. Pales, G. Pap, A. Petho, I. Ruzsa, L. Szekelyhidi, J. Sztrik, G. Tusnady |
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| Co editors |
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I. Fazekas, I. Gaal, J. Kormos, P. T. Nagy |
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| Managing editor |
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L. Tamassy |
Published quarterly by the
Institute of Mathematics and Informatics, University of Debrecen
H-4010 Debrecen, P O Box 12, Hungary.
ISSN 0033 - 3883
Fax: 36-52-416857
e-mail: publi@math.klte.hu
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