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Mathematical Reviews and MR Database Products Pricing Information


2012 Subscription Information for Mathematical Reviews and MR Database Products

The annual subscription price for Mathematical Reviews (MR) and MR Database products is based on two components: 1) the database or content fee, and 2) the product delivery fee for the format(s) used to view the MR Database. The Database Fee (DAF) reflects the Society's cost of creating and maintaining the MR database—about 65,000 new items are added each year. The DAF is an annual fee that can be used by the site to subscribe to the publication format(s) of choice.

The publication formats are Mathematical Reviews (MR in print) and MathSciNet (MR database on the Web).

Definition of a site: Sites may be academic or nonacademic. For academic institutions, different campuses are considered different sites even if they are within the same city. Departments or libraries of the same campus are considered part of the same site. For non academic institutions, sites are defined as geographically separate units, even if they are within the same city. Each branch, office, or laboratory is a different site.

A 30-day free trial of MathSciNet is available to institutions and corporations. Download the 30-day Free Trial Form or contact AMS Customer Services: cust-serv@ams.org.

MathSciNet now offers tutorials on how to get the most out of searching. See About MathSciNet.

Consortia arrangements for MathSciNet are available. For more information, send e-mail to consortia@ams.org.

License Agreement: A signed license agreement is required for electronic versions of AMS products. You may download and complete the MathSciNet License Agreement and return to AMS Customer Services, 201 Charles Street, Providence, RI 02904-2294, U.S.A.

2012 Pricing for Mathematical Reviews and MR Database Products

Database Fee Payment Schedule

2012
Price

List Price Annual
US$8,975
Institutional Member Annual
US$7,180
Product Delivery Fees*
Mathematical Reviews (individual and site)
Postage charge: India US$228; other foreign US$160
Optional Delivery: First class US$138; International first class US$453
Annual
US$698

MathSciNet

Annual
US$2,334

* Sites are required to maintain a current Database Fee to purchase any MR Database products, except Current Mathematical Publications and MR Section Sets.

MathSciNet Consortia Pricing

The American Mathematical Society offers consortia pricing for MathSciNet—the premier source for searching the world's mathematical literature.

MathSciNet contains over 2.6 million items and over 1.3 million links to original articles in more than 1900 journals from more than 200 publishers. Over 90,000 new items are added each year, most of them classified according to the Mathematics Subject Classification. Each year over 65,000 reviews are added, written by experts around the world. Reference lists are collected and matched internally from over 325 journals. Navigation is simple within MathSciNet's wealth of internal links. The MR Author Database enables searching by verified individuals, rather than name strings.

There are now over 120 consortia worldwide with more than 2,000 academic institutions that enjoy access to MathSciNet. These institutions include public and private colleges and universities, community colleges, satellite campuses, and corporations.

Our Program Goal:

  • to increase MathSciNet access to the mathematical research community
  • to establish MathSciNet pricing that is relative to a site's mathematical activity

    Consortia Pricing for MathSciNet Subscription Rates for 2012

    
    

    Single Subscriber Rate*
    
    

    US$2,334 per subscriber
    
    

    Consortium Member Rate*
    
    

    US$291.75 to US$1,167 per subscriber

    * Subscription rate after payment of single subscriber Database Fee (DAF) or Consortium Database Fee has been made.

    30-Day Free trial:
    The AMS offers a 30-day free trial to corporations and academic institutions who are considering consortia arrangements. Download the 30-day Free Trial Form!

    Access to MathSciNet for all subscribers is sitewide, via IP authentication, with no limits on simultaneous users or length of time connected to the database.

    How MathSciNet Consortia Pricing is Calculated:
    Consortia subscriptions to MathSciNet are composed of two parts: 1) the DAF, which is the cost of maintaining and enhancing the database, and 2) the MathSciNet (MSN) fee, which is the cost for the online delivery of the data.

    The Consortium DAF is based on the number of previous subscribers to Mathematical Reviews (MR) in the consortium. The pricing helps stabilize the revenue base for the DAF, while still allowing new schools to gain access to the database at a reasonable cost.

    MathSciNet consortia fees are calculated per site based on "Mathematical Activity" (MA). MA is derived from the database and is the number of authors and their papers reviewed and/or indexed in the database over the most recent three-year period originating from that institution.

    Licensing:
    The AMS requires a signed license agreement for MathSciNet and other electronic publications. The MathSciNet Consortium License Agreement may be downloaded by the host site or the main contact person for the Consortium to complete and return to the AMS.

    The Exhibit A: Acknowledgment of Terms and Conditions may also be downloaded for each member of the consortium to complete and return to the AMS.

    Assistance and Information:
    The AMS is pleased to consider any consortia requests and will provide subscription price quotes for any group, even those composed of all new subscribers. We make every effort to help small institutions to either form new consortia or join an existing one.

    For more information about consortia, price quotes, or to sign up for a free trial, please contact:
    Shirley Hill, Sales Administration
    Email: sxh@ams.org
    Telephone: 1-401-455-4142 (worldwide), 1-800-321-4267, ext. 4142 (US and Canada)
    Fax: 1-401-331-3842


    National Mathematical Reviews Subscription Program

    The AMS is pleased to sponsor the National Mathematical Reviews Subscription Program which offers mathematical communities in over 100 developing countries the opportunity to receive Mathematical Reviews at substantially reduced rates.

    • Participating countries in this program are offered the MR Database Fee (MR DAF) at a deeply discounted price.

    • Under this program, once the reduced MR DAF is paid, all institutions within that country are able to purchase MR in the format of their choice: print at normal list price and/or MathSciNet at a substantial discount.

    • The National MR DAF price is based on a country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and mathematical activity. The DAF varies from country to country.

    Countries Currently Participating:
    Albania, Armenia, Benin, Bosnia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Costa Rica, Croatia, Ethiopia, Estonia, Fiji, Gabon, Ghana, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Laos, Macedonia, Madagascar, Malawi, Moldova, Mongolia, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Montenegro, Sudan, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, and Vietnam.

    How you can help:
    The Society is seeking contacts in the following countries to help coordinate and administer the program. If you know of an appropriate organization or individual in one of these countries that we might contact, please contact:

    Shirley Hill, Sales Administration
    Email: sxh@ams.org
    Telephone: 1-800-321-4267 ext. 4142 (US and Canada), 1- 401-455-4142 (worldwide)
    Fax: 1-401-331-3842

    Some of the eligible countries:

    • Azerbaijan
    • Bolivia
    • Central African Republic
    • Dominican Republic
    • Ecuador
    • Georgia
    • Mozambique
    • Myanmar
    • Nepal
    • Nicaragua
    • Swaziland
    • Tajikistan
    • Uzbekistan

    Appeals for a discount on Mathematical Reviews and MathSciNet subscriptions are considered for exceptional circumstances. Contact cust-serv@ams.org; tel: 1-800-321-4267 (US and Canada) or 1-401-455-4000 (worldwide); fax: 1-401-455-4046.


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