Other Best journals in High Energy Physics (formal theory)

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When selecting a journal for submitting an article in High Energy Physics, particularly in formal theory, the choice between JHEP and Physical Review D (PRD) is significant. Both journals are recognized for publishing similar types of research, but perceptions of their prestige can vary among senior professors and potential reviewers. The article's length, exceeding ten pages, excludes PRL as an option. The discussion emphasizes the importance of aligning the paper's content with the journal's focus and the community's perception of each journal. While both JHEP and PRD are esteemed, the impact of citations is highlighted as a crucial factor in determining the article's success, suggesting that the journal's reputation may be secondary to the paper's reach and influence.
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Hello, I request inputs about selecting a journal to submit an article in High Energy Physics. This is in formal theory as opposed to Particle Phenomenology. The article is more than ten pages so PRL is not an option. How would you choose between JHEP and Physical Review D? Which is rated higher by senior professors (and future reviewers). Are there other journals considered on par with JHEP and PRD.

Thank you in advance for your time and response.
 
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Presumably you are reading those journals. Where does you paper better fit?
 
Thanks. Both journals seem to publish similar papers (according to me) so I thought I would find out how they are perceived by the community (or even by people in allied areas).
 
The journal matters less than the citations.
 
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