Aim and Scope
Pure Mathematics for Theoretical Computer Science (PMTCS) is an international, peer-reviewed journal that publishes original research and review articles in pure and applied mathematics with significant relevance to theoretical computer science, computational methods, and related algorithms.
The journal aims to advance rigorous mathematical theories, structures, models, and methods that support the foundations of computation and address theoretical or computational problems. It welcomes contributions that establish new mathematical results, develop innovative analytical or numerical approaches, or demonstrate meaningful connections between mathematics and computer science.
Interdisciplinary studies are considered when they provide a clear mathematical contribution, theoretical foundation, or computational methodology.
Topics of Interest
The journal welcomes submissions in, but is not limited to, the following areas:
Algebra and algebraic structures
Graph theory, combinatorics, and discrete mathematics
Topology and geometry
Mathematical and functional analysis
Differential, integral, and difference equations
Numerical and computational mathematics
Probability, stochastic processes, and mathematical statistics
Optimization and operations research
Fuzzy, neutrosophic, rough, soft, and generalized set theories
Theory and analysis of algorithms
Computational complexity and computability
Automata, formal languages, logic, and formal methods
Coding theory, information theory, and mathematical cryptography
Mathematical foundations of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science
Mathematical modeling and scientific computing