Where to Find New Mathematica Articles After The Mathematica Journal Stopped Accepting Submissions

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The Mathematica Journal (TMJ) no longer accepts submissions, but articles of similar depth are published daily on Wolfram Community, where a diverse and knowledgeable audience engages with the material. If you want new, journal-style Mathematica content, Wolfram Community is the direct replacement. If you want to read the existing TMJ back catalog, the full archive from 1990 to 2021 remains available on the site.

What changed at The Mathematica Journal

From 1990 to 2021, TMJ published articles on all aspects of Mathematica, aimed at helping readers at every proficiency level use the system more effectively. The site now states plainly that it is no longer accepting submissions.

That means:

  • No new issues or volumes will appear.
  • The published archive stays online for reading.
  • New work of comparable depth has moved to Wolfram Community.

Where new articles are published now

Wolfram Community is the destination named on the TMJ site for articles of similar depth, published daily and open to engagement from its audience. Treat it as the successor venue rather than a static archive: the value is not just the posts but the discussion around them.

Other resources linked from the same site

The TMJ site also points to adjacent Wolfram resources that serve different needs:

Resource What it offers
Wolfram Community Daily articles of similar depth, with active audience participation
Wolfram Blog News and posts from Wolfram Research
Wolfram Demonstrations Project Free interactive Demonstrations, browsable by topic
Wolfram U Upcoming courses
Wolfram Media Books Published books

Reading the existing archive

If your goal is the back catalog rather than new material, TMJ organizes it by volume:

  • Volumes 12 to 23 cover 2010 through 2021, listed individually by year.
  • Volumes 1 to 11 are listed by issue, e.g. Vol. 11 (1), Vol. 10 (4).
  • A few early issues are marked unavailable: Vol. 1 (1), Vol. 1 (2), and Vol. 1 (4).

One practical note carried over from the site: to view the notebook version of an article without Mathematica, download the free Wolfram Player from wolfram.com/player.

How to decide where to look

  • You want new, in-depth Mathematica writing → go to Wolfram Community.
  • You want a specific historical article or issue → use the TMJ archive by volume and issue.
  • You want interactive examples rather than articles → browse the Wolfram Demonstrations Project by topic.
  • You want to open an article's notebook but don't have Mathematica → install the free Wolfram Player first.