COMMUNICATIONS IN MATHEMATICAL ANALYSIS
AIMS AND SCOPE - Communications in Mathematical Analysis is an international electronic research journal of rapid dissemination, devoted to the publication of high level research articles in all areas and sub-areas of mathematical analysis and their applications. In particular, it encourages interdisciplinary papers that cut across sub-disciplines within mathematical analysis and to neighboring fields; for example by applying one area of analysis to a different one; or to a problem in related sciences; and by exploring entirely new directions of research. Areas which will be covered by Communications in Mathematical Analysis include, but not are limited to:
Real & Complex Analysis
Harmonic analysis
Geometric Analysis
p-adic Analysis
Computational Mathematics
Numerical Analysis
Partial Differential Equations
Differential Equations
Dynamical Systems
Functional Analysis
Operator Theory
Stochastic Processes
Mathematical Biology
These wide areas include for example: Global Analysis; Stochastic Analysis; p-adic Analysis; Summability Theory; Dynamic Equations on Time Scales; Fluid Mechanics; Convex & Non-Smooth Analysis; Control Theory & Optimization; Fractional Differential Equations & Dynamics; Complex Dynamics; Theory of Chaos; Fractals; Inequalities; Fourier Analysis; Wavelets & Approximation Theory; Decidability of Dimension-Groups; Spectral-Tile Duality; Scaling Algorithms; Special Functions; Approximation Theory; Fixed Point Theory; Coding; Game Theory; Kolmogorov Complexity; Mathematical Physics, Mathematical Biology, and diverse applications.
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