THE INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICS
AND ITS APPLICATIONS

Publications

Mathematics Today
Mathematics Today is a general interest mathematics publication aimed primarily at Institute members. Institute members receive six issues per year, in February, April, June, August, October and December, as part of their membership subscription. It contains articles, reviews, reports and other news on developments in mathematics and its applications.

Journals
Details of the Institute's six research journals, published by Oxford University Press. Also information about other journals available at a discount to Institute members.

Conference Proceedings
Details of books for sale and how to submit papers to books in preparation.

Monographs
Four short accessible books on discrete topics, aimed at graduate and undergraduate students.

Most-Perfect Pandiagonal Magic Squares
Their construction and enumeration
by Kathleen Ollerenshaw and David Brée.

This book gives a method of construction and enumeration of all pandiagonal magic squares of a class known as 'most-perfect'. Pandiagonal magic squares have the integers in all rows, all columns and all diagonals adding to the same sum. Characteristically, all integers come in complementary pairs along the diagonals and the integers in any 2 x 2 block of four add to the same sum. This is the first time, in thousands of years of mathematical experience that a method of construction has been found for a whole class. Formulas are given for the enumeration of all most-perfect squares, however large. Published by the IMA. Order form: Word Version  PDF Version

Newsletters
At present there are two active Special Interest Groups which produce newsletters.

OXFORD University Press
As a member of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications, Oxford University Press are pleased to be able to offer you a 20% discount on their mathematics books. To order