Do you know Crelle?
Journal für die reine und angewandte Mathematik, the oldest mathematics periodical in existence, is also widely known as Crelle’s Journal.
A little background
Founded in 1826 by August Leopold Crelle, and edited by him until his death in 1855, Crelle’s Journal has developed into an outstanding scholarly periodical in its time. Now, we celebrate this periodical’s 200th year anniversary with special content and news relevant to the journal.
Authors with accolades
Over the years, Crelle published articles by Fields medalists and Abel prize winners. The most recent Abel Prize recipient, for 2026, is Gerd Faltings, who has had some of his articles published in previous issues.
Additional award recipients who have articles included in this journal's most recent issues are Peter Scholze, Olivier Benoist, Camillo De Lellis, and Simon Brendle, to name a few.
Crelle's Journal has developed into an outstanding scholarly periodical with one of the largest circulations among mathematics journals.
Enjoy articles from Gerd Faltings, the 2026 Abel Prize recipient, and additional recipients below.
More from Crelle
Celebrating the bicentennial, a double special issue, is available both digitally, on open access, and in print.
This meeting will recognize August Leopold Crelle, and Bernhard Riemann.
Click here to learn about the guest speakers.
A special historical volume for the Crelle Bicentennial is now available on open access, and in print.
Special issue for the bicentennial
Read the articles within the special issue directly on De Gruyter Brill’s website.
Geometrization of the local Langlands correspondence, motivically
Author: Peter Scholze
(Max Planck Institute, Germany)
Fine structure of singularities in area-minimizing currents mod(q)
Authors:
Camillo De Lellis
(Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton),
Paul Minter
(University of Cambridge, UK),
and Anna Skorobogatova
(ETH Zürich, Switzerland)
On the field of meromorphic functions on a Stein surface
Author: Olivier Benoist
(Département de mathématiques et applications, France)
Rigidity results for initial data sets satisfying the dominant energy condition
Authors: Christian Bär
(Institut für Mathematik Potsdam, Germany),
Simon Brendle (Columbia University, USA),
Tsz-Kiu Aaron Chow
(Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA),
and Bernhard Hanke
(University of Augsburg, Germany)
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