Polynesian Journal of Mathematics

Editors

The executive board provides strategic direction for the journal; it elects a president and a managing editor, appoints members of the editorial board, and approves all major decisions. The president leads the board efforts. The managing editor coordinates day-to-day operations. The editors evaluate submissions and make a publication decision on behalf of the journal.

Executive Board

Gaetan Bisson
University of French Polynesia
(managing editor)

Roger Oyono
University of French Polynesia
(president)

Jito Vanualailai
University of the South Pacific

Editorial Board

Enrique González Jiménez
Universitat Autònoma de Madrid
(algebraic and arithmetic geometry)

Sione Ma'u
University of Auckland
(real and complex analysis)

Samir M. Perlaza
INRIA, Université Côte d'Azur
(game theory, information theory)

Nicolas Thériault
Universidad de Santiago de Chile
(number theory, cryptography)

Robert Van Gorder
University of Otago
(physical and applied mathematics)

Guest Editors

The journal welcomes proposals for special volumes with guest editors, such as conference proceedings; they should be submitted to the president as early as possible.

Ethical Statement

The managing editor has overall responsibility to ensure that the evaluation process adheres to the guidelines below. He performs initial screening to filter out unsuitable manuscripts and assigns appropriate submissions to an editor.

Editors pledge to:

1. Follow well-established peer-review best practices, including:
   • Promptly disclose potential conflicts of interest to the managing editor.
   • Only use the submitted articles for the purpose of making a publication decision and keep their content otherwise confidential until publication.
   • Conceal the identity of the reviewers from the authors.
2. Reject submissions solely on the basis of lack of correctness, interest or originality.
3. Support acceptance decisions with at least two reviews.
4. Reach a publication decision no later than four months after submission.

Reviewers must decline an assignment if they feel unable to confidently and objectively evaluate the submission.

For more information, see the journal's publication ethics and publication malpractice statement.