[seqfan] Re: Question on Publishing

[Reed Kelly]

Thanks Al,

PlanetMath certainly looks like a great site. It appears popular among 
the links in OEIS as well. The site that Ed Jeffrey mentioned also looks 
good http://vixra.org/. <http://vixra.org/>

Thanks, Guys
Reed

On 1/26/2014 10:17 PM, Alonso Del Arte wrote:
> Your website really is the best place for stuff you think is good enough to
> share with the world but maybe not good enough for an academic journal.
>
> But since you mention LaTeX, I suggest you give PlanetMath a whirl. See for
> example http://planetmath.org/inductiveproofoffermatslittletheoremproof
>
> We do strive to link to high-quality content, but once in a while, on a
> case-by-case basis, we make exceptions.
>
> Al
>
>
> On Sun, Jan 26, 2014 at 8:45 PM, Reed Kelly <oeis at keldesign.com> wrote:
>
>> This isn't completely on topic, but I'm wondering what site is best for
>> amateur mathematicians to publish works. Sometimes I compile a PDF from
>> LaTex and want to get it published online for free or cheap. It might not
>> pass the peer review of an academic journal, so this is just to get
>> original mathematical content put online for a long time. I currently put
>> some things on my web site, but I may not maintain that forever.
>>
>> Where possible, I would think OEIS links should be to academic journals or
>> official publications, but some material may not quite qualify. Maybe there
>> are sites that are less discerning.
>>
>> Reed Kelly
>>
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