- Aims and scope ⟩
- Ethics and policies ⟩
- Peer-review process ⟩
- Access ⟩
- Submissions ⟩
- About the publisher ⟩
- Mailing address ⟩
- Metadata ⟩
Aims and scope
Orbita Mathematicae is the new journal of the Unión Matemática de América Latina y el Caribe (UMALCA).
Orbita in Classical Latin originally meant “the track left by a wheel or a way well-worn by one's ancestors”. The Renaissance brought another meaning to this word: “the path of a celestial body when it revolves around another body due to their mutual gravitational attraction”. Finally, modern times added yet another meaning to the Latin Orbita: “the sphere of influence”. The title of the journal reflects the historical evolution of mathematics. All sciences are understood, nowadays, to belong to the Orbita Mathematicae.
The journal Orbita Mathematicae publishes original research articles of the highest level and aims to position itself among the most prestigious international mathematics journals.
Ethics and policies
Information about the journal’s editorial principles, its policies for authors, the handling of complaints and appeals, and copyright and licensing can be found here.
Peer-review process
This journal operates a single-anonymized review process (the names of the reviewers are hidden from the author). You can read about the peer-review process, including expectations and responsibilities for the journal and for reviewers, here.
Access
Journal access and fees
Orbita Mathematicae will be published free to access and read through the end of 2025, and by subscription afterwards. OM does not charge any author fees.
Preservation of access
To ensure the long-term availability of our published online content, MSP is a member of CLOCKSS and of the Global LOCKSS Network.
Submissions
Authors may submit manuscripts in PDF format here.
Authors should follow these submission guidelines.
About the publisher
The journal is published by MSP (Mathematical Sciences Publishers), alongside other top journals. MSP is a nonprofit who believes that fair-priced scholar-led subscription journals remain the best stewards of quality and fairness, and strives to offer the highest quality at the lowest sustainable prices. MSP also developed EditFlow, the popular peer-review web application.
Mailing address
2000 Allston Way #59, Berkeley, CA 94701-4004, USA
Metadata
Orbita Mathematicae
https://msp.org/om
First published: 2024.
ISSN 2993-6152 (online).
ISSN 2993-6144 (print).
Dimensions: 8×10.5in (20.3×26.7cm).