• Mathematical research articles and selected review articles are considered for publication if they have not been published previously and are not under consideration elsewhere.

• Papers must be written in English and should not exceed 16 pages in length (in the JGLTA format). Papers exceeding the limit may be considered, but will have a higher threshold for acceptance.

• All articles will be refereed. Authors may recommend referees for their papers, but this does not bind Editors to follow their suggestions.

• Authors will have opportunity to proofread their paper before publication. Corrections that lead to a change in the page layout should be avoided. The revised versions has to be returned by the authors as soon as possible.

• Copyright is left to Authors. Authors allow the Publisher of JGLTA to reproduce, store in a retrieval system, or transmit, in any form or by any means, also to distribute their articles (published in JGLTA) in any form without prior permission of the Author.

• Manuscripts may be submitted to the Editorial Office (jglta@ashdin.com) in PDF format. After acceptance, the manuscripts have to be formatted in JGLTA style. Included Sample Article may serve as a template. Please carefully follow the recommendations given in the Sample Article. The TeX source of poor quality or poor English may cause delay of publication or even rejection of the paper.

• If the paper has been posted in arXiv.org, then the corresponding author may send only the archive number to jglta@ashdin.com.

• Editors have the right to make reasonable modifications of the wording.

• Indicate 2010 MSC sections and keywords relevant for the article.

• The article has to include abstract (less than 100 words, without formulae and citations, preferably single paragraph), postal and E-mail addresses of Authors.

• All figures must be performed in LaTeX or presented as EPS files.

• Bibliographic references should be listed alphabetically at the end of article. Please use Mathematical Reviews Serials Abbreviations of journal names. Proceedings Editors has certainly to be listed in the References, if any.