Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science

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Publication of Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science was discontinued at the end of 2020. Elsevier will continue to maintain the archive on its ScienceDirect^©platform. Some information about ENTCS is provided on this site for historical purposes. A new series, which will serve as a successor to ENTCS, will begin publication in 2022. Look for news about the new series on this site.
The Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science was an online series devoted to publishing proceedings of high-quality research conferences and workshops in theoretical computer science. ENTCS was open-access and was published and (continues to be) maintained by Elsevier Science B.V. on its ScienceDirect^© platform. ENTCS did not accept submissions of individual papers -- its purpose was to publish proceedings of conferences and workshops solely online. This site was devoted to providing information about the Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science, including how to submit proposals for publications in the series, as well as how to prepare files for publication using the LaTeX macro files used to publish material in the ENTCS.
	The Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science was founded in 1995 by Michael Mislove (Tulane) and Maurice Nivat^† (University of Paris). The first volume of the series is the Proceedings of the Eleventh MFPS Conference held at Tulane in April, 1995, and published later that year. ENTCS provided rapid publication of conference proceedings, lecture notes, thematic monographs and similar publications of interest to the theoretical computer science and mathematics communities. ENTCS was published electronically on ScienceDirect^©, Elsevier's main platform for electronic publication. ENTCS was the first solely online series, which utilized the World Wide Web as a medium to provide rapid publication and broad dissemination of the volumes in the series. In particular, proceedings that were ready when a conference began could be available online at the same time the conference took place.
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