Physics Reports is a scientific journal

Scientific journal

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, a review section of Physics Letters

Physics Letters

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, published by Elsevier

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 since 1971.

Physics Reports publishes literature on specialized topics on physics, which are usually shorter than a monograph, oriented to physicists in all disciplines. These reports aim to make their main points intelligible to non-specialists, and provide references to original sources.

Related publications

• Physics Letters A
• Physics Letters B
• Nuclear Physics A
• Nuclear Physics B
• New Astronomy
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• New Astronomy Reviews

External links

• Homepage of the journal
• Content of the journal