Journal of Integer Sequences

Aims & Scope

The journal is devoted to papers dealing with integer sequences and closely related topics. The Journal's main topic is integer sequences. Because of the volume of submissions, we are restricting our attention to papers that deal explicitly with this topic. Please be sure to justify that the subject of your article is relevant. For example, you should cite relevant sequences from the OEIS. If you have new sequences, please submit them to the OEIS before submission and cite the relevant A-numbers. The kinds of papers we seek are typically as follows: A new integer sequence and its nontrivial interesting properties New combinatorial interpretations of existing sequences New, mathematically-interesting connections between known sequences An unexpected appearance of a known sequence Proofs or refutations of conjectures on known sequences New techniques or algorithms to compute additional terms of hard-to-compute sequences

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