American Mathematical Monthly Journal Citation Rate 2026

ISSN 0002-9890 eISSN 1930-0972 Taylor & Francis US

Q3 Quartile

About American Mathematical Monthly
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American Mathematical Monthly (AMM) is a peer-reviewed academic journal, published by Taylor & Francis in US, catalogued under ISSN 0002-9890 (e-ISSN 1930-0972). As of 2026, it has a 2025 2-Year Citation Rate (OpenAlex) of 0.23 (Q3 quartile) — the average number of citations its recent articles received over a two-year window, computed from OpenAlex open citation data, not the Clarivate (JCR) Impact Factor. It operates a subscription model.

American Mathematical Monthly Citation Rate 2026 — In Context

American Mathematical Monthly has a 2025 2-Year Citation Rate (OpenAlex) of 0.23, placing it in the Q3 quartile. This is the average number of citations the journal's recent articles received over a two-year window, computed from OpenAlex open citation data — not the Clarivate (JCR) Journal Impact Factor.

American Mathematical Monthly operates a subscription-based publishing model — readers access articles through institutional subscriptions or pay-per-view.

Researchers looking to publish in American Mathematical Monthly should review the journal's submission tips and verify the latest indexing status against Scopus, DOAJ, and Web of Science using our indexing tracker. To compare American Mathematical Monthly against similar journals in the field, use our journal comparison tool.

ISSN (Print) 0002-9890
ISSN (Online) 1930-0972
Publisher Taylor & Francis
Country United States
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American Mathematical Monthly is published by Taylor & Francis and based in United States.

Its most recent citation rate stands at 0.231.

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Frequently Asked Questions about American Mathematical Monthly

American Mathematical Monthly does not hold a Clarivate (JCR) Impact Factor on JournalsHub. Its 2-year citation rate, computed from OpenAlex open citation data, is 0.231 — an open proxy for citation impact, not the licensed JCR Impact Factor.

No, American Mathematical Monthly is not an open access journal.

American Mathematical Monthly is published by Taylor & Francis.

American Mathematical Monthly is not currently listed in the major indexes we track (Scopus, DOAJ, Web of Science). This is not evidence of predatory practice — many legitimate new or regional journals are not yet indexed — but you should verify its peer-review process, editorial board, and indexing directly with the publisher before submitting.

The ISSN of American Mathematical Monthly is 0002-9890. Its electronic ISSN (eISSN) is 1930-0972.

American Mathematical Monthly sits in the Q3 quartile based on its latest impact factor of 0.23, ranked across all journals in our database.
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Citation Rate
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2-Year Citation Rate (OpenAlex) · 2025
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2025 0.231 2-Year Mean Citedness (OpenAlex)

Metrics are sourced from OpenAlex, DOAJ and Scopus and reflect the latest data we hold. The headline figure is a 2-year citation rate (OpenAlex), not a Clarivate Impact Factor. Always verify against the journal's official site before relying on it. See our Methodology or report a correction.

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Last updated: Jul 12, 2026

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