The University of Tennessee Mathematical Journal (UTMJ) is a peer-reviewed, electronic research publication supported by the University of Tennessee (UT) and its Department of Mathematics. Dedicated to the advancement of mathematical research and education, we uphold the highest scholarly and ethical standards. Our mission is to become a preeminent venue for pure and applied mathematics by publishing exceptional original work at no cost to both authors and readers.
Operating under a modern model, UTMJ utilizes continuous publication across all of its contents. Accepted papers are published online immediately upon completing the peer-review process, completely removing the traditional delay of waiting for a full issue to compile.
In addition to its regular issues, UTMJ publishes special issues comprised of articles on a particular topic, which are organized and led by subject experts that serve as Guest Editors.
UTMJ is primarily digital. However, we produce limited print editions for archival display and dissemination.
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Recent Content
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Analysis of Quasi-Periodic Waves of Cubic Nonlinear Schrödinger Equations
Perla Kfoury, Stefan Le Coz, and Tai-Peng Tsai