About this book series
About this series - The CMS series covers all topics dealing with essential usage of mathematics for the formal conceptualization, modeling, theory, computation, and technology in music. The series publishes peer-reviewed only works.
Comprehensiveness - The series comprises symbolic,
physical, and psychological reality, including areas such as mathematical music
theory, musical acoustics, performance theory, sound engineering, music
information retrieval, AI in music, programming, soft- and hardware for musical
analysis, composition, performance, and gesture. The CMS series also includes
mathematically oriented or computational aspects of music semiotics,
philosophy, and psychology.
Quality - All volumes in the CMS series
are published according to rigorous peer review, based on the editors' preview
and selection and adequate refereeing by independent experts.
Collaboration - The editors of this series act
in strong collaboration with the Society for Mathematics and Computation in
Music and other professional societies and institutions.
Should an author wish to submit a manuscript, please note that this can be done by directly contacting the series Editorial Board, which is in charge of the peer-review process.
Manuscripts submitted for publication within the series will undergo a careful and deep review process, which might take some time to be completed.
THE SERIES IS INDEXED IN SCOPUS
- Electronic ISSN
- 1868-0313
- Print ISSN
- 1868-0305
- Series Editor
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- Guerino Mazzola,
- Moreno Andreatta
Book titles in this series
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Persistent Homology and Discrete Fourier Transform
An Application to Topological Musical Data Analysis
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Abstracted and indexed in
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- DBLP
- SCOPUS
- zbMATH