About the journal

The International Journal of Mathematics and Physics (IJMPH) was founded in 2012. The journal is established and published by Al-Farabi Kazakh National University.

IJMPH is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing significant research in mathematics, theoretical physics, and applied physics. It serves as a global platform for researchers, academicians, and professionals to present innovative theoretical, computational, and experimental work that advances knowledge in mathematical sciences and physics. The journal is published twice a year.

The International Journal of Mathematics and Physics (IJMPH) publishes original research articles and review papers that enhance the understanding of fundamental principles, mathematical models, and experimental methods across various branches of physics and mathematics. The journal upholds high-quality peer review, rigorous editorial standards, and a strong commitment to open-access dissemination of knowledge, ensuring the accessibility and integrity of published research.

Primary review: 2 weeks, approximately
Peer review policy: Double-blind peer review
Average refereeing time: 8-14 weeks
Acceptance percentage: 25%

Indexing & Abstracting:

Scope of the Journal

IJMPH covers a broad range of topics across mathematical sciences, theoretical and experimental physics including but not limited to:

Mathematics

✔ Algebra, Number Theory, and Mathematical Analysis
✔ Calculus and Differential Equations
✔ Computational Mathematics and Applied Analysis
✔ Mathematical Modeling and Simulation

Theoretical and Experimental Physics

✔ Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Field Theory
✔ Relativity and Gravitation
✔ Statistical Mechanics and Thermodynamics
✔ Plasma Physics and Magnetohydrodynamics
✔ Particle and Nuclear Physics
✔ Condensed Matter and Materials Physics

Why Publish in IJMPH?

International Editorial Board – Featuring experts from multiple countries, ensuring a diverse and high-quality peer review process.

Rigorous Peer Review – Employing a double-blind review system with at least two independent reviewers per manuscript.

Open Access Model – Platinum Open Access (no publication fees), making all content freely available to the global research community.

Digital Archiving – Ensuring the long-term preservation of all published content in trusted digital repositories.

Strong Mathematical Foundations – Emphasizing the role of mathematical methods in physics, distinguishing the journal from other general physics publications.