How to get your new research paper publish

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The discussion centers on the challenges of publishing in the field of particle physics, particularly regarding the necessity of a solid understanding of English for non-native speakers. Participants emphasize the importance of improving language skills before attempting publication. The conversation also touches on the constraints imposed by current publishing systems, with references to Lee Smolin's critiques in "The Trouble with Physics." It is noted that while online journals may offer more flexibility in layout and color, they still enforce strict submission guidelines that can hinder scientific progress. The need for clarity in the content and purpose of submissions is highlighted, suggesting that potential authors should refine their questions and ideas before proceeding with publication.
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what title say, how?
 
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If you're a native English speaker, improve your English first! At what level are you planning on publishing?
 
Pengwuino said:
If you're a native English speaker, improve your English first! At what level are you planning on publishing?

any level, but as big as possible.
 
Your question is far to broad, but to deal only with particle physics basics, only Quantum theory is allowed and usually a sponsor is required. The pitfalls of the current system have been raised many times by professionals, the latest being Lee Smolin in the closing chapters of The Trouble with Physics.
Details of layout etc can be found on the websites of journals, usually the 'online' journals are easier to use they allow full colour and are not so restrictive spacewise, but you must still comply with the 'accepted limits' that according to Smolin and many others; are now placing unjustifiable limits on progress.
 
Submit it to a journal, if it's any good then there's a chance it could get published.

It depends what the content is. Would you like to elaborate on your question?
 

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