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I think I have an interesting thing to say on the foundation of classical mechanics and I wonder what would be the best journals to submit a work on that topic.
There is always a high chance that your idea is not novel. Having only a few journals as your background makes that chance much larger.andresB said:Besides the original articles from the 30's, and a couple of books my main references are from physical review and a thesis on Arxiv.
When considering the best journal to publish your research in classical mechanics, you should consider factors such as the journal's impact factor, reputation within the field, audience reach, and the relevance of your research to the journal's scope.
It ultimately depends on your research goals and the focus of your study. If you want to reach a broader audience, a high impact factor journal may be more suitable. However, if your research is highly specialized, a journal specific to classical mechanics may be a better fit.
The timeline for publication can vary depending on the journal's review process and the complexity of your research. On average, it can take anywhere from a few months to a year for a paper to be published.
No, it is not ethical to submit the same research to multiple journals simultaneously. This can result in duplicate publications and can harm your credibility as a researcher.
Open access journals can offer a wider audience reach and may have lower publication fees compared to traditional journals. However, it is important to carefully evaluate the credibility and reputation of the open access journal before submitting your research.