Since few mathematicians are familiar with many of the sophisticated algorithms well known among computer scientists, we'd like to see good explanations of these with mathematical applications in mind. Mathematical tables and collections of data. These should be accompanied by a discussion of how they were generated. If they are complicated or extensive, we'd like to see some discussion of how they can be interpreted by a computer and here, too, accompanied by practical interpretation programs. Discussion of issues concerning both mathematics and computers.
All advice is welcome.
Enhancement or annotation of classic mathematical works as well as recent conventional papers. This could be done either by the original author or someone else. We feel that a lot of mathematics can be remarkably improved by the addition of graphics. Older mathematics often has no copyright attached to it, so that old text can be copied and annotated electronically. Xah Lee's pages on conic sections Submissions can in principle be of any length, but for the time being we strongly suggest short articles with a single theme.