How can I get my scientific book published?

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To publish a book on quantum field theory and fundamental interactions, it's essential to understand the publishing process, which often requires securing a literary agent. Resources shared in the discussion include a video detailing a professor's publishing experience and articles outlining the necessary steps for aspiring authors. These references emphasize the importance of preparation and strategy in navigating the publishing landscape. Overall, while the journey can be challenging, the provided links aim to assist in successfully bringing the book to market.
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i will finish my book <the mathematical companion to quantum field theory and fundmental interactiond>,someone can help me contact a publisher to publish this book?
 
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While we here at PF are not qualified to handle publishing questions, some searches online provided these links which show the steps and the need to get a literary agent:

This video describes the experience and strategies one prof took to get his work published:



and these two references describe the steps you need to take in this most serious venture:

https://journals.plos.org/ploscompbiol/article?id=10.1371/journal.pcbi.1005808

https://scicomm.plos.org/2019/08/27...ree major ways,or with a commercial publisher.

Good luck with your venture!

I hope these references help you succeed, it can be a rough ride from what I've read.

Jedi
 
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