Submission Guidelines

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Submission Rules

Submission of papers for CNMAC 2025 will take place between 01/15/2025 and 03/15/2025.

Submitted papers must strictly follow the templates available on this page. Papers submitted outside the standard established for CNMAC 2025 will be automatically rejected by the Editorial Committee, without analysis of scientific merit.

The Editorial Committee may, at its discretion, consult the authors' Lattes CV to check pertinent information about the presenting author's degree. Only papers whose authors are at least enrolled in a higher education course will be accepted.

For an accepted paper to be included in the event's Program, the presenting author (designated in the submission) must pay the registration fee by 07/25/2025. Registration for CNMAC 2025 will be open from 04/05/2025. Each registration fee allows the submission of a maximum of one paper per category (totaling a maximum of two papers), respecting the restrictions on the Type of Contributions.

Accepted and presented papers will be published in the Proceeding Series of the Brazilian Society of Computational and Applied Mathematics (http://proceedings.sbmac.org.br/sbmac). For this reason, when submitting and presenting a paper at the event, the author must be aware that his/her work will be published by SBMAC, with the copyright being tacitly transferred to the Society.

At SBMAC events, 3 (three) types of contributions are considered:

Type A: Research at the scientific initiation level; the presenting author must at least be enrolled in an undergraduate program.
Type B: Research in progress with partial results; the presenting author must at least be enrolled in a master's program.
Type C: Original research with conclusive results; the presenting author must at least be enrolled in a doctorate program.

Depending on the type of contribution, the paper must be submitted in only ONE of the following categories:

Category 1: Two-page abstract (Types A and B).
Category 2: Full paper of 5 to 7 pages (Type C)

The forms of presentation of papers at SBMAC events are:

1. Posters: Category 1
2. Oral Presentation: Category 2

Templates (LaTeX): information about the files for submission

The templates (only in the LaTeX version) for preparing the papers, in Portuguese or English, according to each of the two categories, are available below. When submitting the paper in the system, the user must send the PDF file.

Technical Sessions

Each paper must be submitted to one of the 14 Technical Sessions (TS) indicated below. The keywords associated with each ST are intended to guide authors in choosing the most appropriate ST for the work to be submitted. If you have any questions about the submission and evaluation of papers, please send an email to [email protected]. The STs for CNMAC 2025 are:

ST01 - Applied Analysis
Keywords: Differential equations, functional analysis, qualitative and numerical studies of differential equations, linear and nonlinear analysis, wavelets, fractional calculus, stability, optimal control, control theory, systems theory, inverse problems, others.

ST02 - Biomathematics
Keywords: cellular automata, optimal control, neglected diseases, population dynamics, ecology, epidemiology, differential equations, fuzzy, numerical methods, mathematical modeling, numerical simulations, game theory, others.

ST03 - Scientific Computing
Keywords: numerical solution techniques, algorithms, models and simulations for analyzing and solving problems in physics, chemistry, biology, social sciences, economics and engineering, etc.

ST04 - Computer Graphics and Discrete Mathematics
Keywords: networks, combinatorics, graph theory, algorithms, coding theory, image analysis and processing, image synthesis and visualization, geometric modeling and interaction, animation and multimedia, etc.

ST05 - Mathematical Physics, Fluid Mechanics and Dynamical Systems
Keywords: ordinary and partial differential equations, nonlinear dynamics, dynamical systems approximation methods, ergodic theory, Navier-Stokes equations, mathematical modeling of physical problems, etc.

ST06 - Mathematics Applied to Engineering 1
Keywords: space engineering, mechatronics, electrical, bioengineering, electronics, chemical and environmental, others.

ST07 - Mathematics Applied to Engineering 2
Keywords: mechanical, civil, petroleum, mining, naval, oceanic, transportation engineering, others.

ST08 - Mathematical Modeling
Keywords: Applied and Computational Mathematics methods not considered in other sessions, applications in actuarial science, economics, social sciences, others.

ST09 - Computational Modeling
Keywords: computational modeling of physical problems, inverse problems,

ST10 - Stochastic and Statistical Methods
Keywords: stochastic processes, random structures, stochastic calculus, regression models, inference, biostatistics, survival analysis, multivariate analysis, nonparametric methods, others.

ST11 - Numerical Methods
Keywords: numerical analysis, function approximation, interpolation and extrapolation, linear algebra, optimization and nonlinear equations, quadrature and orthogonal polynomials, ordinary differential equations and integral equations, partial differential equations, numerical differentiation, discretization methods, others.

ST12 - Optimization
Keywords: combinatorial, continuous, convex, discrete, dynamic, stochastic, fractional, global, heuristic, infinite, integer, linear, multilevel, multiobjective, nonlinear, robust, semidefinite optimization, others.

ST13 - Teaching
Keywords: teaching mathematics, history of mathematics, new methodologies, scientific dissemination, others.

ST14 - Extension and professional activities in STEM and gender-related research
Keywords: PROFMAT, professional master's degrees, extension in STEM, industry, gender-related extension in STEM, gender research in STEM, parenting.

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