Because you want to contribute to the success of such open and ethical journals. Further arguments are given here.

The editorial board applies high international standards in every mathematical domain, based on the first submissions received, many of which are very strong.

The name Henri Lebesgue comes from the Henri Lebesgue Center that initiated the creation of the journal and continues to actively support it.

No.

Survey papers will be considered for publication if they are original and particularly well written.

In English and in French.

The AHL aims to select the most beautiful mathematical results through a rigorous single blind reviewing process and a rapid editorial procedure. If preliminary reports are favourable (to be notified within two or three months of submission), the journal aims to obtain full reports within six months of submission. The final decision is taken collectively by the Editor in Chief and at least two other editors.

After acceptance, you have to send your LaTeX source file(s) to the journal. In order to reduce our workload, we encourage you to use the AHL format provided by the cedram class, but this is not mandatory.

Yes, this journal is intended to be really generalist. Every topic in pure and applied mathematics is welcome!

Yes, it is possible: more files can be attached after your submission is completed by editing the submission.

Yes.

No, authors keep the intellectual property of their work.

Les Annales Henri Lebesgue allow authors to deposit their publications in open archives, with the agreement of their co-authors. Authors may deposit all versions of their article including the published version, without embargo, and provided that they indicate the url, e.g. the permalink (doi) of the original article. All articles are published under license CC BY 4.0.

Yes! Since 2019.

The final version of the article is sent by email to the authors but no paper reprints are issued.

Yes! Once accepted and edited, articles are freely accessible on the website of the journal. There are no charges for authors.

The editorial board is organized in three large mathematical areas, namely Algebra and Geometry, Analysis, and Probability and Statistics, so as to facilitate the submission and editorial process. However, this is flexible: we welcome interdisciplinary contributions!

The running costs of the journal are supported jointly by the CHL, the CNRS (Mersenne/Univ. Grenoble Alpes), and the laboratories IRMAR, LAREMA, LMBA, LMLJ.

For now, the best you can do for the journal is intensive publicity. Spread the news to all your colleagues and convince them to submit their best papers to the Annales Henri Lebesgue. Some useful publicity material can be found here.

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All administrative documents are kept for two years from the final publication date, after which they are deleted automatically. Articles (pdf and LaTeX) are kept indefinitely (thanks to the excellent Numdam project).

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