General
Project Euclid is a nonprofit online publishing service that provides access to journals, monographs, and conference proceedings in the fields of theoretical mathematics and statistics. Its mission is to advance scholarly communication in these fields, and it is designed to address the unique needs of low-cost independent and society journals. Through a collaborative partnership arrangement, these publishers are able to join forces and participate in an online presence without sacrificing their intellectual or economic independence or commitment to low subscription prices. Supported by a combination of subscriber and publisher fees, Project Euclid is able to make 70% of its content available without any access restrictions. The end result is a vibrant online information community.
Project Euclid was developed and deployed by the Cornell University Library and is jointly managed by Cornell and Duke University Press.
What are Project Euclid's electronic access, distribution, and subscription models
Institutions may purchase content hosted on Project Euclid in several ways. Individual may purchase access to some select titles.
Euclid Prime: Euclid Prime is a collection of high-impact, peer-reviewed journals in theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics hosted and sold by Project Euclid. More information on ordering and title lists.
Direct from publisher: titles are hosted on Project Euclid but their electronic subscriptions are managed by their individual publishers under various terms. For access terms and conditions, please contact the publisher directly. See the list of these publishers for more information.
Open Access: Many journal titles hosted by Project Euclid are available with no access restrictions.
For more information about Project Euclid's access and distribution models, please see Collections, titles and ordering.
Where can I find Euclid Prime FAQ?
Duke University Press manages ordering and customer service for the Euclid Prime collection. For Euclid Prime FAQ, visit the Duke University Press Library Resource Center.
Can I order all content hosted on Project Euclid with a single purchase?
No. In order to offer flexible options for both libraries and independent and society publishers, Project Euclid provides more than one type of subscription and purchase model. For more information please see Collections, titles and ordering.
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