Copyright & removal requests
Math Research respects intellectual property. This page explains how to report copyright issues and request corrections or removals.
- Authors retain copyright in their original works unless explicitly stated otherwise on the work.
- Math Research does not claim ownership of user submissions. We host content under the license granted in the publishing terms.
- If content is labeled public domain or openly licensed, it must still be properly attributed.
The platform may host original submissions, permissioned materials, open-license materials, and public-domain works. We may restrict or remove content when there is a legal or policy concern.
If you believe content infringes copyright, please email us with the details below. We review requests quickly and in good faith. Althernatively, you can use the report button on the articlre or course.
- Your name and contact email.
- A link (URL) to the page on Math Research.
- A description of the copyrighted work and why you believe it’s unauthorized.
- If possible, evidence of ownership or authorization (optional but helpful).
- We acknowledge receipt and start review.
- We may temporarily restrict access while investigating.
- We may contact the uploader for clarification.
- We may remove content or correct attribution/licensing labels.
If something is mislabeled (license/public domain) or missing attribution, contact us and we’ll fix it.
This page is for transparency and is not legal advice. For legal questions, consult a qualified professional in your jurisdiction.