[ut.na] ILAS 48 - SIMAX

krj@na.toronto.edu (Ken Jackson) (04/16/89)

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16 April 1989
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ILAS-NET Message No. 48
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CONTRIBUTED ANNOUNCEMENT:
FROM: Gene Golub
SUBJECT: SIMAX
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The SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications (SIMAX) is approaching
the middle of its second year.  I'd like to update you on our progress.

SIMAX is still a very new journal and the style of the journal is still
developing. We continue to focus on the matrix research that has to do with
applications to areas such as signal processing, systems and control theory,
statistics, Markov chains, mathematical programming, economic and biological
modeling.  We encourage you to submit your articles to us, especially in those
areas of unusual application.  In general, our editorial board members have
been successful in receiving prompt reviews of journal submissions.  We are
taking steps to remedy the delicate problem of delayed reviews.  Our waiting
time from acceptance to publication is six to nine months and it is our
intention to maintain this processing time.

We want you to know that every issue will contain articles of interest to each
of our subscribers.  Thus, as a matter of policy, we do not plan to devote
more than a partial issue to any special topic.

You may now submit your accepted manuscripts in Tex, LATex, and AMS-Tex.  SIAM
journal macros are available through Net-lib and directly from SIAM via e-mail
and floppy disk.

Although authors may need to spend some time making editorial changes, there
are advantages in submitting your manuscripts to us in Tex. First, the author
retains greater control over the final appearance of his manuscript.  Second,
the introduction of errors from a second keyboarding is avoided.  Third, one
round of proofreading is eliminated.  Fourth, authors who typeset their own
articles receive 100 gratis reprints.

Circulation for SIMAX has increased nicely during the past year--we now have
over 1100 subscriptions and we expect that number to continue to increase at a
reasonable rate for the next several years.

SIMAX is an affordable journal.  The current subscription rate for SIAM
individual members is $36 ($39 for individual members outside the United
States, Canada, and Mexico).  The institutional rate is $95 ($118 for
institutions outside the United States, Canada, and Mexico).  You can have the
issues of your personal subscription to SIMAX delivered to your home or
office.  Institutions may order several subscriptions delivered to addresses
they designate.  Our academic members receive a subscription to SIMAX as a
part of their membership. Of course, we encourage you to request your local
library to subscribe to SIMAX.

Remember, for those of you who are SIAM members, SIMAX is your journal.  For
those of you who are not members, please consider joining SIAM and subscribe
to SIMAX at the member rate.

We will always welcome your help, advice, and submissions.

Sincerely,

Gene Golub
Managing Editor
SIAM Journal on Matrix Analysis and Applications

Postscripts:

Please submit your manuscripts to: SIAM Publications,
P.O. Box 7541, Philadelphia, PA 19101.

Requests for journal macros should be sent by e-mail to Corey Gray
at SIAM@WHARTON.UPENN.EDU or by mail to Corey Gray at SIAM, 117
South 17th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19103-5052.

Requests for membership information should be sent to the
e-mail or 17th St. address, attention: Customer Services.


z GOLUB NA-NET  4/15/89
' Gene Golub          Danny Hershkowitz    4/14/89 No subject

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