THE CENTRE MERSENNE
An open access publishing platform for scientific publications.
The centre Mersenne is a diamond open access scientific publishing infrastructure developed by Mathdoc, a support and research unit of the CNRS and the Université Grenoble Alpes. The centre Mersenne provides all the publishing tools and services that enable editorial teams to manage, produce and disseminate their publications.
The journals, books, proceedings or seminars are from all scientific disciplines, composed in LaTeX and distributed in open access.
The Journal of Lie Theory publishes original research articles in the following areas of Mathematics: Lie groups and Lie algebras…
This international journal publishes high-level mathematical research papers.
Open access scientific journal in the field of contemporary representation theory
This journal publishes articles in all areas of pure and applied mathematics.
The Mersenne Editorial Submission Hub (MESH) project, proposed by the centre Mersenne, is one of the winners of the fourth call for projects from the National Fund for Open Science
Videos and presentations from the conference are available online on Mathdoc’s Canal-U channel.
The software engineering expert manages projects at the centre Mersenne during one or more phases of the software development life cycle, in accordance with applicable standards, procedures and guidelines (analysis,
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Miloud Sedira; Ahmed Felkaoui
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Tome 354 (2026) no. G1, pp. 365-395
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Natalia Medina-Serrano; Anne-Geneviève Bagnères et al.
Peer Community Journal
Tome 6 (2026), article no. e37
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