What does AMJM stand for?

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American Journal of Mathematics

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However, his hungry, restless and unsatisfied mind led to far more than publishing 1,300 pages of journal articles, teaching in America, and founding the American Journal of Mathematics as well as editing two leading British scholarly periodicals.

James Joseph Sylvester; Jewish mathematician in a Victorian world