Physical Review (Acronym Phys. Rev. ) is an American scientific journal that publishes aspects of theoretical and experimental research in the field of physics . Published by the American Physical Society (APS) since 1913 .
| Physical review | |
|---|---|
| Abbreviation ( ISO 4 ) | Phys. Rev. |
| Specialization | Physics |
| Tongue | English |
| Chief Editor | |
| A country |  USA |
| Publisher | American Physical Society |
| Established | 1893 |
| Web site | publish.aps.org |
History
Physical Review began to be published in July 1893 . The magazine owes its appearance to the professor at Cornell University Edward Nichols with the active participation of the then president of the university. The magazine remained under the auspices of Cornell from 1893 to 1913. The 33 issues published during this time were called Physical Review Series I.
Since 1913, the magazine began to be published by APS, formed in 1899 , under the name Physical Review Series II . The magazine was edited at Cornell from 1913 to 1926, after which it moved to the University of Minnesota . In 1929, APS began publishing the magazine Reviews of Modern Physics , which published long review articles.
During the Great Depression , a wealthy scientist Alfred Lumis paid anonymously for authors who could not pay their own registration fee for publishing an article [1] .
In 1970, the magazine was divided into four journals specializing in various topics: Physical Review A , B , C and D. Later, other special journals of the Physical Review family were added to the group.
Magazines
| Magazine | Abbreviation | Impact Factor (2016) [2] | Was published | Region |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Physical Review Series I [3] | Phys. Rev. | 1893-1912 | All physics | |
| Physical Review Series II | Phys. Rev. | 1913-1969 | All physics | |
| Physical Review Letters [4] | Phys. Rev. Lett., PRL | 8,462 | Since 1958 | The most important studies in all areas of physics |
| Physical Review X [5] | Phys. Rev. X | 12,789 | Since 2011 | Selected works in all areas of physics under an open license |
| Physical Review A [6] | Phys. Rev. A | 2,925 | Since 1970 | Atomic , molecular and optical physics , as well as quantum informatics |
| Physical Review B [7] | Phys. Rev. B | 3,836 | Since 1970 | Condensed matter physics and materials science |
| Physical Review C [8] | Phys. Rev. C | 3.82 | Since 1970 | Nuclear physics |
| Physical Review D [9] | Phys. Rev. D | 4,568 | Since 1970 | Particle Physics , Quantum Field Theory , Gravity and Cosmology |
| Physical Review E [10] | Phys. Rev. E | 2,366 | Since 1993 | Statistical , nonlinear physics |
| Physical Review Applied [11] | Phys. Rev. Applied | 4,880 | Since 2014 | applied Physics |
| Physical Review Materials [12] | Phys. Rev. Mater. | Since 2017 | Materials Science | |
| Physical Review Fluids [13] | Phys. Rev. Fluids | Since 2016 | Hydrodynamics | |
| Physical Review Accelerators and Beams [14] | Phys. Rev. Accel Beams | 1,444 | C 1998 | Particle Accelerators |
| Physical Review Physics Education Research [15] | Phys. Rev. Phys. Educ. Res. | 2,083 | Since 2005 | Physics and Education |
| Physics [16] | Since 2008 | Highlighting the Results Published in the Physical Review Series | ||
| Physical Review Focus [17] | Phys. Rev. Focus | 1998—2011 | Featured Articles from Physical Review |
Notes
- ↑ Conant, Jennet. Tuxedo Park. - New York, New York: Simon & Schuster, 2002 .-- P. 106. - ISBN 0684872870 .
- ↑ 2016 Journal of Citation Reports Science Edition (Thomson Reuters, 2017). The figure shows the average number of links made in 2016 to articles published in the journal for 2014-2015.
- ↑ Phys. Rev.
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Lett.
- ↑ Phys. Rev. X
- ↑ Phys. Rev. A
- ↑ Phys. Rev. B
- ↑ Phys. Rev. C
- ↑ Phys. Rev. D
- ↑ Phys. Rev. E
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Applied
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Mater. (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Fluids
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Ab
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Per
- ↑ Physics
- ↑ Phys. Rev. Focus
Links
See also
- American Physical Society
- Physical Review Letters