Repository policy
The Journal of Applied Mathematics, Statistics, and Computing (J. Appl. Math. Stat.) is committed to maximizing the visibility and accessibility of its published research by supporting self-archiving in institutional and subject-specific repositories. Below is an overview of journal’s repository policy:
Objective
To enhance the dissemination and impact of scholarly research by permitting authors to archive their work in repositories, thereby increasing its reach and citation potential.
Author Rights
Pre-print Version: Authors may deposit the pre-peer review manuscript (pre-print) in any repository of their choice. This version is the author’s original manuscript before peer review and does not include editorial or peer review revisions.
Post-print Version: Authors are permitted to deposit the accepted manuscript (post-print), which incorporates peer review revisions, in institutional repositories. This version excludes the journal’s final formatting or PDF.
Publisher’s Version/PDF: Authors may deposit the final published version (publisher’s PDF) subject to the terms of the licensing agreement with J. Appl. Math. Stat., which may include an embargo period or require a link to the journal’s website for access.
Post-print Version: Authors are permitted to deposit the accepted manuscript (post-print), which incorporates peer review revisions, in institutional repositories. This version excludes the journal’s final formatting or PDF.
Publisher’s Version/PDF: Authors may deposit the final published version (publisher’s PDF) subject to the terms of the licensing agreement with J. Appl. Math. Stat., which may include an embargo period or require a link to the journal’s website for access.
Platforms and Services
Sherpa/RoMEO: J. Appl. Math. Stat.’s policy details, including any restrictions, are available on Sherpa/RoMEO, a global database of journal open access policies.
Diadorim: Policy specifics for Brazilian and Latin American authors are listed on Diadorim, detailing repository deposit conditions.
Dulcinea: Spanish researchers can find journal’s self-archiving policies on Dulcinea, outlining author rights in Spain.
Mir@bel: This service provides information on journal access and archiving conditions for repository deposits.
Diadorim: Policy specifics for Brazilian and Latin American authors are listed on Diadorim, detailing repository deposit conditions.
Dulcinea: Spanish researchers can find journal’s self-archiving policies on Dulcinea, outlining author rights in Spain.
Mir@bel: This service provides information on journal access and archiving conditions for repository deposits.
Repository Locations
Institutional Repositories: Authors are encouraged to use their institutional repositories to make their research accessible within their academic communities.
Subject Repositories: Authors may deposit their work in subject-specific repositories relevant to their research field.
Conditions
Acknowledgment of Publication: All archived versions must include a proper citation of the published work, with a link to the journal’s homepage or the article’s URL on the J. Appl. Math. Stat. website.
Embargo Periods: Depending on licensing terms, an embargo period may apply before post-print or publisher’s versions can be made publicly available.
Visibility and Compliance
Accessibility: J. Appl. Math. Stat. promotes the long-term accessibility and visibility of its articles through repository archiving, enhancing their global impact.
Compliance with Funder Mandates: This policy supports authors in meeting the open access requirements of their funding bodies or institutions.
Journal’s repository policy balances the need for broad research dissemination with respect for author rights and journal interests. By allowing the archiving of pre-print, post-print, and, where applicable, publisher’s versions, J. Appl. Math. Stat. ensures its publications reach a wider audience. Policy details are transparently documented on platforms such as Sherpa/RoMEO, Diadorim, Dulcinea, and Mir@bel, providing clarity and accessibility for authors worldwide.
For inquiries about this policy, please contact: editor@jamsc.aastemer.org.
