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Mathematical Reviews Guide For Reviewers

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The Mathematical Reviews (MR) Database contains bibliographic data and reviews of published mathematical research from 1940 to the present. Bibliographic data for new publications (including journal articles, books, collections and other published material) are added to the Database on an ongoing basis.  Most of these items are sent out for peer review, or are reviewed by summary. Information in the MR Database is published electronically in MathSciNet. For more information see the Editorial Statement. What is a review? A review should primarily help the reader decide whether or not to read the original item. The review may range in length from a few lines to about 600 words. In most cases the review should state the main results, together with sufficient information to make them comprehensible to someone already familiar with the field. The main ideas of the proof should be sketched when feasible. If the results are technical, requiring extensive notation or elaborate formulas, it is

Mathematical Reviews Guide For Reviewers IMPORTANT NOTICE The AMS website will be down for maintenance on Tuesday April 25, 2017 between 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM EDT. 2026-06-20 12:26 UTC Home Log In Help Contact MR Mathematical Reviews Guide For Reviewers Mathematical Reviews Reviewer Data Services Phone: (734) 996-5259 535 W William, Suite 210 Email: [email protected] Ann Arbor, MI 48103 URL: www.ams.org/mr-database USA YouTube: An Introduction to Mathematical Reviews Submit a review Updated February 2015 The Mathematical Reviews Database The Mathematical Reviews (MR) Database contains bibliog

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