AJMP

AJMP commonly refers to the American Journal of Mathematical Physics, a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes research at the interface of mathematics and physics. The journal aims to present rigorous mathematical analyses of problems inspired by physical theories and to provide a platform for cross-disciplinary communication between mathematicians and theoretical physicists. The scope includes areas such as quantum mechanics and quantum field theory, statistical mechanics, general relativity and gravitation, dynamical systems, differential geometry, spectral theory, functional analysis, and mathematical aspects of gauge theories.

Submissions typically emphasize mathematical rigor, precise definitions, and proofs, while maintaining relevance to physical models and questions. The publication follows a standard scholarly review process, with manuscripts evaluated by experts in the relevant fields. Articles may present new theorems, develop analytical methods, or provide survey expositions of established topics with a clear mathematical focus. AJMP aims to advance understanding of physical phenomena through rigorous formalism and to strengthen connections between mathematics and physics research communities.

Notwithstanding, AJMP is an acronym that can be used by other organizations or journals in different regions or fields, so context is important for disambiguation. In bibliographic references, using the full journal name reduces ambiguity.

See also: Journal of Mathematical Physics; Communications in Mathematical Physics; Advances in Mathematical Physics.