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Up­date: Thanks to our sub­scribers, all 2025 art­icles in our five Sub­scribe to Open journ­als will be pub­lished open ac­cess.

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What’s New at MSP

Our five S2O journals will publish 2025 in open access  

MSP is happy to an­nounce that all 2025 art­icles in our Sub­scribe to Open pro­gram will be pub­lished open ac­cess — free to be read by every­one and with no au­thor charges.

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This is made pos­sible thanks to sub­scrip­tion sup­port from the math­em­at­ic­al com­munity. We look for­ward to con­tin­ued com­munity par­ti­cip­a­tion and sup­port in the years to come.

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Sci­entif­ic pub­lish­ing should be an in­dustry that helps rather than hinders schol­arly activ­ity. High-qual­ity re­search de­mands high-qual­ity com­mu­nic­a­tion — widely, rap­idly and eas­ily ac­cess­ible to all — and MSP works to fa­cil­it­ate it.

Every page we pub­lish is a page pub­lished by a schol­ar-led non­profit, a page con­trolled by the math com­munity, not a large com­mer­cial in­terest. Without share­hold­ers to pay or a so­ci­ety to fund, MSP keeps every dol­lar it earns in­ves­ted in our mis­sion.

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