What's New

Online Manuscript Submission.

All processing of manuscripts for editorial review by TOMS, including submission of manuscripts and revisions by authors, and submission of reports by referees, is now done online via Manuscript Central. See the TOMS Information for Authors for further details.

ACM Digital Library.

Visit the ACM Digital Library, a vast resource of bibliographical information, citations, and full-text articles. Tables of contents and search facilities are free and open to the public. Access to full text is restricted to subscribers.

Contents

The Transactions on Mathematical Software publishes one volume yearly. Each volume is comprised of four issues. Issues are posted in the ACM Digital Library as soon as they are assembled. Print distribution of issues occurs quarterly, in March, June, September and December.

• Titles in Current Issue Volume 38, Number 1, Posted in November 2011
• Titles to Appear in Future Issues
• Tables of Contents by Volume (1975-present)
  with BibTeX entries, links to full text, and algorithm sources
• TOMS in the ACM Digital Library

Bibliographic Search

The articles matched are those whose bibliographic entries contain each of the words (i.e. strings separated by blanks) specified above. The search is caseless. The bibliography is provided courtesy of the BibNet Project.

For a full-text search of TOMS articles, use the ACM Digital Library.

Submissions

• Editorial Policies
• Information for Authors
• Referee Instructions

Affiliates within ACM

• CALGO : Distributes software published in TOMS.
• SIGACT : Special Interest Group on Algorithms and Computation Theory.
• SIGSAM : Special Interest Group on Symbolic Algebraic Manipulation.

Subscriptions

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Contact

For further information about TOMS, contact Mike Heroux, maherou at sandia.gov.

These web pages are provided courtesy of the Computer Science Department at the University of Kent.