How can I find physics journals near me?

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To locate physics journals in your vicinity, utilize a targeted Google search by entering "Physics Journals in _______" and filling in your location. University and college libraries often provide access to journals like Physical Review, although many have transitioned to online subscriptions. Joining national physics societies such as the American Physical Society (APS) or the American Institute of Physics (AIP) grants access to a wider range of journals, enhancing research opportunities.

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How can I find physics journal's near by me?
 
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What does "near by me" mean here? Do you want to go visit an office? These days, everything is available online.
 
AR_Thinking said:
How can I find physics journal's near by me?
If your meaning is as Russ is guessing, you can use a Google search like this:

Physics Journals in _______

Just fill in the blank with your country, and you will get lots of hits. If your country is too large for that search, fill in your province/state/whatever to narrow the search.
 
AR_Thinking said:
How can I find physics journal's near by me?
A university/college library might have physics journals, such as Physical Review and related journals.
https://journals.aps.org/about

However, many institutions have dropped the paper journals in favor of online institutional subscriptions of many journals.

However, if one is studying physics, then one should probably join a national physics society such as American Physical Society (APS) or American Institute of Physics (AIP), in which case one would access to some journals.
https://www.aip.org/publications
 

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