FUJMA, 2645-8845 (online), is a double blind peer reviewed Open Access journal that publishes original research articles, review articles and survey articles related to Mathematics. Open access means that articles published in FUJMA are available online to the reader “without financial, legal, or technical barriers”. We publish online versions. Accepted paper will be published online immediately after it gets ready to publish. Similarity percentage must be less than 30% without bibliography.
No submission or processing fees are required. The journal appears in 4 numbers per year and has been published since 2018. Survey papers are also welcome. FUJMA policy normally permits a maximum of 1 (one) paper per calendar year, per author and co-author.
35 Partial differential equations
39 Difference and functional equations
40 Sequences, series, summability
44 Integral transforms, operational calculus
46 Functional analysis
47 Operator theory
65 Numerical analysis
The average time during which the reviews of manuscripts are conducted: 60 days
The average time in which the article is published: 90 days
2025 - Volume: 8 Issue: 3
Research Article
Maximizers and minimizers of functions defined by the distances from the edges of spherical and hyperbolic trianglesWHY SUBMIT TO FUJMA?
Fairness of review, speed of publication, article impact and widespread visibility are just a few of the benefits available for the Fundamental Journal of Mathematics and Applications' authors.
- Top researchers as editors
- Indexing and Abstracting
- Open access
- Article impact
- Fast review
- Rapid publication
- Double-blind review
- Plagiarism check
- Article promotion
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Special Issue: Epidemic Mathematical Models
This Special Issue aims to highlight the latest developments in the field of mathematical epidemiology. In particular, we welcome contributions on the mathematical modeling of infectious diseases through discrete-time equations, though studies based on continuous-time equations are also encouraged.
- Discrete models treat time or system states as discrete.
- Continuous models incorporate time and system states as continuous.
- Dynamic models describe time-dependent changes in the state of a system, typically formulated using differential equations or difference equations.
- Static models are time-invariant, assuming system quantities remain unchanged over time.
The primary focus of this Special Issue will be mathematical models of infectious diseases. A mathematical model is a formal description of a system expressed through mathematical language and tools. The process of constructing these models “mathematical modeling” is essential for explaining system behavior, evaluating the influence of different components, and predicting possible outcomes under varying conditions.
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Special Issue: Innovations in Mathematics and Applied Data Science
JOURNAL METRICS
- Acceptance Rate in 2024: 15%
- Acceptance Rate in 2023: 29%
- Acceptance Rate in 2022: 34%
- Acceptance Rate in 2021: 47%
- Acceptance Rate in 2020: 37%
- Acceptance Rate in 2019: 47%
- Acceptance Rate in 2018: 55%
Top Cited Paper: C. Kızılateş, A Note on Horadam Hybrinomials
Top Viewed Paper: D. Ziane, T.M. Elzaki, M. Hamdi Cherif, Elzaki Transform Combined with Variational Iteration Method for Partial Differential Equations of Fractional Order
Top Downloaded Paper: D. Ziane, T.M. Elzaki, M. Hamdi Cherif, Elzaki Transform Combined with Variational Iteration Method for Partial Differential Equations of Fractional Order
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