Monographs and CommunicationsThe
Fields Institute publishes two book series with the American Mathematical Society,
the Monograph
Series and the Communications
Series . Proceedings of Fields Institute events, such as the "Coxeter
Legacy", also appear in other series
periodically. The monograph series features high-quality research monographs and
lecture notes in mathematics and applications of mathematics in science, engineering
and industry. The communications volumes are conference proceedings of research
and survey articles. As of January 1, 2006, there are 22 volumes in the FIM series
and 47 in the FIC series. Both series, monograph
and communications,
are available through the AMS On-Line Bookstore. A list of supplemental
information or errata is available online. Publications
in both series often result from activities at the Institute, but we encourage
all authors of books to consider publishing with us. Our publishing program with
the AMS affords authors the advantages of wide distribution and advertising, high
quality and low cost of published material, and a guarantee that all volumes will
remain in print indefinitely. The
members of the Fields Institute Editorial Board are: Carl
R. Riehm, Managing Editor
criehm@fields.utoronto.ca Barbara
Lee Keyfitz, Director of the Institute
bkeyfitz@fields.utoronto.ca Juris
Steprans, Deputy Director
deputydirector@fields.utoronto.ca James
G. Arthur (Toronto)
arthur@math.toronto.edu Kenneth
R. Davidson (Waterloo)
krdavids@math.uwaterloo.ca Lisa
Jeffrey (Toronto)
jeffrey@math.toronto.edu
Thomas S. Salisbury (York)
salt@yorku.ca
Noriko
Yui (Queen's)
yui@mast.queensu.ca
For information on publishing in our two series, see Information
for Authors and Editors . 
The
Fields Institute also publishes an electronic journal devoted to case studies
in industrial mathematics. The
Mathematics-in-Industry
Case Studies (MICS) provides a venue for sharing ideas among academic
and industrial researchers and a learning opportunity for newcomers and students.
The case study and electronic format puts the emphasis on the modelling process
and is intended to make the journal accessible to a wide variety of readers. Editors-in-Chief:
Alistair Fitt (Southampton) and John Ockendon (Oxford) Managing
Editor: Huaxiong Huang (York) | 
