Call for Papers — Volume 1, Issue 1 (2027)
The ISQGD Journal of Mathematical Heritage (JMH) is pleased to announce that submissions are open for Volume 1, Issue 1 (2027). We welcome original research articles, survey papers, expository contributions, historical studies, translations, pedagogical articles, and interdisciplinary work related to mathematical heritage, historical mathematical traditions, and the development and transmission of mathematical ideas.
Full Announcement
The ISQGD Journal of Mathematical Heritage (JMH) invites submissions for Volume 1, Issue 1 (2027).
JMH is an international, peer-reviewed journal devoted to the study, preservation, interpretation, and communication of mathematical heritage. The journal welcomes scholarly work concerning historical mathematical traditions, the development and transmission of mathematical ideas, historical sources and manuscripts, mathematical education in historical context, and related interdisciplinary studies.
The journal welcomes original research articles, survey papers, expository contributions, historical analyses, translations, pedagogical studies, and interdisciplinary work.
Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Ancient Indian Mathematics
- Vedic Mathematics
- Greek Mathematics
- Babylonian Mathematics
- Egyptian Mathematics
- Chinese Mathematics
- Islamic Mathematical Sciences
- Classical Geometry and Arithmetic
- Historical Mathematical Manuscripts
- Translation and Interpretation of Historical Mathematical Texts
- History and Development of Mathematical Ideas
- Mathematical Heritage and Education
- Recreational and Traditional Mathematics in Historical Context
- Ethnomathematics and Cultural Mathematical Traditions
- Biographical and Historical Studies of Mathematicians
- Connections between Mathematics, Astronomy, Science, Philosophy, and Culture
- Preservation, Documentation, and Digital Study of Mathematical Heritage
Submissions should present their material clearly, accurately, and with appropriate scholarly documentation and references. Manuscripts will be considered in accordance with the journal’s editorial and peer-review policies.
Authors are invited to submit manuscripts through the journal’s online submission system.
We welcome contributions from researchers, educators, historians of mathematics, mathematicians, scholars of science and culture, and others whose work contributes to the understanding and preservation of mathematical heritage.
For submission information and author guidelines, please visit the Submissions section of the journal website.
