Q2 in Mathematics, ranked 215 of 492
Clarivate Journal Citation ReportsIndexed, reviewed,
and measured.
The Journal of Convex Analysis is covered by the established indexing services in mathematics, and its citation metrics are published by Clarivate and Scopus. Every figure and every listing on this page links back to its own source.
The numbers, with their sources.
2025 figures. The Impact Factor is Clarivate's and the other three are Scopus's; they are calculated differently and are not the same measure.
246 citations to 207 documents, 2022–2025
ScopusSCImago Journal Rank
ScopusSource Normalised Impact per Paper
ScopusWhere the journal is covered.
Each service below has been confirmed against its own record for the journal. Two Clarivate products and the Current Contents edition are listed under Web of Science, which is how the Master Journal List groups them.
Scopus
View recordElsevier's abstract and citation database, the source of the CiteScore, SJR and SNIP figures above.
Covered from 1996
Web of Science
View recordClarivate's citation index and the basis of the Journal Impact Factor. The journal is in the Science Citation Index Expanded.
Science Citation Index Expanded, Current Contents / Physical, Chemical & Earth Sciences, Essential Science Indicators
zbMATH Open
View recordThe open reviewing and abstracting service for mathematics, run by FIZ Karlsruhe. Every article is reviewed and freely searchable.
Indexed cover to cover, 1,678 articles
Mathematical Reviews
The American Mathematical Society's reviewing database, known through MathSciNet. Available to subscribing institutions.
Abbreviated J. Convex Anal.
Who cites it, and who writes for it.
A citation ratio compresses a journal into a single number. These four say something the ratios cannot: how widely the work travels, and how far the authors come from.
The Journal Impact Factor and CiteScore are different measures from different companies, computed over different windows and document types, so neither stands in for the other. A journal-level metric describes the journal, not any single article or author.