The Polynesian Journal of Mathematics is a peer-reviewed scientific periodical inviting contributions from all areas of mathematics. It aims to be an efficient, modern platform connecting the diverse mathematical communities of Polynesia together with their colleagues worldwide.
It is tailor made by researchers, for researchers: its focus is on providing optimal service to authors and readers. To this extent, it uses a fully electronic, diamond open access model: published articles are made freely available online in perpetuity at no charge to authors and readers. Furthermore, the journal makes the following pledge.
Modest results written as short articles are very much appreciated. Survey articles with little to no original content but which can serve as valuable resources for the research community are also welcome.
For more information, see the pages on editors and submitting.
The journal's logo is a rendition of the third iteration of the Hilbert space-filling curve in the style of Polynesian tattoo patterns. See the dedicated directory for licensing information.