The journal [Discrete Mathematics](http://www.journals.elsevier.com/discrete-mathematics/) contains a lot of short notes (i.e., less than 7 journal pages). What are some other journals that publish short notes in discrete mathematics? I've looked at other journals, but most of them seem to contain primarily long papers.



Which journals publish short notes in discrete mathematics?
There are various *general* journals that are focused on "short papers." There a seven pages paper would fit just fine. 


Examples include, Proceedings of the AMS, Bulletin of the LMS, Archiv der Mathematik. For more you could read [Which journals publish 1-page papers](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/39686/which-journals-publish-1-page-papers)  

Yet, as discussed there even most other journals do not have an actual lower bound on the length of the paper; of course the paper has to be sufficiently substantive.


Furthermore, it is not that rare for a discrete mathematics paper to be short. For most journal specialized in combinatorics and discrete mathematics a paper of that length should not be anything unusual (consult the instructions for authors though). 


For an overview about discrete mathematics journals see for example [Two questions about combinatorics journals](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/126507/two-questions-about-combinatorics-journals) or the respective answers on [Top specialized journals](https://mathoverflow.net/questions/3512/top-specialized-journals)


