Mathematics Products
Duke University Press has been publishing mathematics scholarship for over 90 years, including one of the leading journals in its field, Duke Mathematical Journal.
Duke University Press has been publishing mathematics scholarship for over 90 years, including one of the leading journals in its field, Duke Mathematical Journal. Our in-house editorial, design, and production team specializes in mathematics publishing and technology. We form strong relationships with our partners, from the journals we publish to Project Euclid and other publishing partners.
Our Mathematics Journals
We publish math journals hosted on Project Euclid:
- Duke Mathematical Journal
- Illinois Journal of Mathematics
- Kyoto Journal of Mathematics
- Michigan Mathematical Journal
- Notre Dame Journal of Formal Logic
We also sell a collection of serial content in the mathematical sciences, Euclid Prime. Project Euclid is a nonprofit, university-based online hosting platform and publishing services provider managed by Duke University Press. Its mission is to provide powerful, low-cost services for publishers of scholarly research in the mathematical sciences.
Euclid Prime
Librarians can purchase Euclid Prime, a collection of titles in mathematics and statistics from independent publishers located around the world, hosted on Project Euclid and sold by Duke University Press.
Features for Institutions
- COUNTER- and SUSHI-compliant usage statistics exclusively provided by Project Euclid
- Perpetual access to purchased current content
- Term access to all available archival content
- Library subscription management tool
- Interoperability through the Open Archives Initiative
- Shibboleth-enabled user authentication (in select countries)
Features for Researchers
- Integration with Project Euclid's larger mathematics collection, including many open-access resources, on one site with full-text search, discovery, and research tools
- Articles and references to MathSciNet (Math Reviews), zbMATH, arXiv, and CrossRef
- Clearly rendered formulas and symbols on all browsers through the MathJax display engine
- Responsive design for use on a variety of screen sizes