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CTOT
Peer reviewed
Mathematics · Operator theory
Canadian Transactions of Operator Theory
Research in operator theory and its applications, including spectral theory, operator algebras, fixed-point theory and mathematical physics.
CTFA
Peer reviewed
Mathematics · Functional analysis
Canadian Transactions of Functional Analysis
Original work in functional analysis, spectral theory, operator algebras, matrix analysis, mathematical physics, and related areas of applied mathematics.
CTMC
Peer reviewed
Mathematics · Scientific computing
Canadian Transactions of Mathematical Computing
Mathematical computing, numerical linear algebra, scientific computation, algorithms, optimization, data science, machine learning, and computational engineering.
CTNLPO
Peer reviewed
Mathematics · Optimization
Canadian Transactions of Nonlinear Problems and Optimization
Research in nonlinear problems, calculus of variations, convex and nonconvex optimization, variational inequalities, optimal control, and computational methods.
CTDAAI
Peer reviewed
Data analytics · Artificial intelligence
Canadian Transactions of Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligence
Research advancing the theories, methods, technologies, and practical applications of data analytics and artificial intelligence, connecting strong foundations with real-world challenges.
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Canadian Transactions of Functional Analysis
Matrix trace inequalities related to the Hiai-Petz inequality
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Canadian Transactions of Mathematical Computing
The Laplace-Adomian Decomposition Method for Solving Nonlinear Fractional Partial Differential Equations
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Canadian Transactions of Mathematical Computing
Existence of Ecological Prey Predator Mathematical Model in the Contaminated Domain
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Canadian Transactions of Mathematical Computing
Order Statistics and Their Linear Combinations for the Power Half Normal Distribution
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Canadian Transactions of Mathematical Computing
Heat and Mass Transfer within MHD Williamson Nanofluid Flow under velocity and thermal slips in Porous Medium: Numerical and Semi-numerical Approach
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Canadian Transactions of Operator Theory
Sparse and non–Euclidean extensions of weak–type estimates
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Canadian Transactions of Operator Theory
Extensions of weak-type estimates for multilinear operators
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Canadian Transactions of Operator Theory
Unified Extrapolation Frameworks for Nonlinear, Weighted, Fractal, and Quantum Function Spaces
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Special issue · Call for papers
New Trends in Functional Analysis and Mathematical Inequalities
Guest Editor: Slavica Ivelić Bradanović, University of Split, Croatia.
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