Bernoulli Journal |
Aims and Scope
Issued four times per year, Bernoulli is the flagship journal of the Bernoulli Society for Mathematical Statistics and Probability. The journal aims at publishing original research contributions of the highest quality in all subfields of Mathematical Statistics and Probability (although, for some submissions, authors might be encouraged to submit their work to other, more thematic, outlets sponsored by the Bernoulli Society). The main emphasis of Bernoulli is on theoretical work. Articles published in the journal should contain mathematical and statistical ideas worth understanding and transmitting. Each paper submitted to Bernoulli is expected to present its motivation, an overview of the results, and the key mathematical and statistical ideas clearly and early in the paper. Mere technical execution without clear motivation, without new understanding, or without a transferable idea would not be suitable for the journal.
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