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Manuscripts submitted to APS journals may be selected by the editors for comparison with the Crossref database, into which Crossref members deposit their published content. To find out more visit Crossref . If you have any questions, please contact help@aps.org . APS. News & Announcements.
- Start New Submission
APS is a member of Crossref, a multi-publisher initiative to...
- Status
Viewing the Status of a Manuscript. Authors of manuscripts...
- Web Submission Guidelines
All Physical Review journals now use PhySH (Physics Subject...
- Authors
The following information provides details regarding the...
- Submission: Frequently Asked Questions
The open access journal Physical Review Accelerators and...
- Tips for Authors
When you first log into the new submission server you will...
- Start New Submission
- Changing Your Contact Information
- Create A New Submission
- Describing The Files
- Completing Authors
- Completing Title/Abstract/Other Info
- Checking The References of Your Manuscript
- What Does The Program do?
- What Records Are Available to Compare Against?
- What Source Files Can Be checked?
- What Should The Output Look like?
You are only required to complete your contact information when you first register. However, since it is only sensible for your contributorinformation to be accurate at all times, throughout the submission process there is always a link available to update your contact information. Submitting a new manuscript means that you have never submitted you...
For a new submission, you will be led through the straightforward process step by step. Please select one of our journals. Since the practices differ among the journals, it is not only required that you select a journal, but it is also important that you select the correct oneotherwise you might encounter an "error" later in the process. Note: Subm...
This page allows you to identify the files you want to upload. Once all your files have been uploaded theyshould be clearly identified, this is especially important for thefigures and any Supplemental Material. While you can have only one file that constitutes the body - or text - of your manuscript, you must have this one file regardless of its fo...
This page allows us to capture necessary information for our manuscriptdatabase. Certain information is required and you will be unable to proceedwith the submission until it has been gathered. If your manuscript isformatted correctly using REVTeXor LaTeX, we are able toextract certain information and display it already so you need only verifyit. H...
This page allows us to capture necessary information for our manuscriptdatabase. Certain information is required and you will be unable to proceedwith the submission until it has been gathered. If your manuscript isformatted using REVTeXor LaTeX, we are able toextract certain information and display it already so you need only verifyit. However, fr...
Typographical errors in references are a very commonmistake. It is all too easy to mistype a number causing a volume or page number to be incorrect, or to misspell an author's name. Incorrect references inpublished papers are of great concern to us. We strongly encourage you to check the validity of your references. This service is not available fo...
This program checks the validity of references by comparison of the inputsource file with the records of the American Physical Society.
Author names, journal name, volume, page and published year for all RMP articles published after 2004 and for all other APS journal articles published after 1976.
The program will try to resolve and check the references in any TeX-based or MSWord file. MSWord files are converted automatically to LaTeX before the references are checked. The program relies on certain standard ways to write the references in the LaTeX/REVTeX style. It has been tested on thousands of source files from many different authors. It ...
The onscreen output should contain only the references that the programbelieves to be in error. It may happen that no errors are detected. The numberof references found, the number actually checked, and the number of possibleerrors found are listed below. Some examples of common errors withexplanations are given below. Some reference errors are qui...
The following information provides details regarding the review process for manuscripts submitted to the Physical Review journals. For more information on our standard peer-review practices, please consult the Editorial Policies and Practices .
Viewing the Status of a Manuscript. Authors of manuscripts under consideration by journals of the American Physical Society can obtain immediate information on the status of their papers using the form below. Please note that referees are reminded on a regular schedule.
The open access journal Physical Review Accelerators and Beams does not have any APCs, with APS covering the full fees through a diamond open access model. There is no required fee to publish in hybrid journals on a standard basis, with all APS subscribers able to access your research.
When you first log into the new submission server you will notice that there are headings listed with the different phases of processing your manuscript goes through at the editorial office. (You may or may not see all of these, depending on what stage your manuscript is at.)
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Prepare for initial submission: 1) Prepare your manuscript, including the required Popular Summary, for electronic modes of submission (via e-print servers or direct Web upload); please see Advice to Authors for preparation of your manuscript. In particular, prepare figures as separate files.
