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[QUOTE="topsquark, post: 6828874, member: 46422"] I'm doing some more writing and it looks like I've bitten off a bigger project than I had originally thought. But that's okay, I'm up for it. The work is a graduate level presentation, an introductory look at how to formulate and use QED (strictly in the Standard Model) with the target audience being maybe second year graduate student level, ie. before they would get to an actual QFT class. Sort of a primer. Now, I'm writing this primarily for my own edification, but if I'm going to spend the next 9 or 10 (or more) months doing this then I might think of looking to publish. Not terribly likely, but I'm leaving the question open for now. (There might be a niche for it. I would have to check with a publisher.) The Insights article I wrote was something of a lark and I wasn't too concerned about how stylistically proper I was presenting the material, so long as it was readable. I want to make sure this one is up to Journal standards. It's been a long time since I wrote anything "official" so I'm looking for an AIP-ish style grammar checker. I am using the LyX word processor and I can get a grammar check for it, but I'm looking to see what else might be out there. I've sent a note to the Grammarly people but, frankly, if I'm going to have to spend money on this I'd prefer to buy it outright rather than pay a monthly fee. I've done a Google search but I'm not really finding anything that looks like it's beyond High School student work. Grammarly looks like a decent one, but I'd like to have options to consider. Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks! -Dan [/QUOTE]
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