Thesis Submission to Scientific Journal

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the process of submitting a scientific paper to a journal, specifically in the context of a theory related to Unified Field Theory. Participants provide guidance on submission procedures and share insights on writing quality scientific papers.

Discussion Character

  • Homework-related
  • Technical explanation
  • Meta-discussion

Main Points Raised

  • The original poster (OP) expresses uncertainty about how to submit their theory as a technical paper to a scientific journal, specifically mentioning a preference for Elsevier.
  • One participant suggests contacting the journal directly to inquire about the submission process.
  • Another participant notes that scientific journals typically provide "instructions to authors" that detail submission requirements, emphasizing the importance of following these guidelines closely.
  • A further comment advises the OP to seek feedback from a sympathetic professor, suggesting that the quality of scientific writing differs significantly from other types of writing.
  • One participant expresses skepticism about the OP's discovery, implying that asking for help may indicate a lack of viability in the theory presented.
  • Another participant confirms the existence of submission guidelines on the Elsevier website, providing a link for reference.
  • A later reply suggests locking the thread since the OP's question has been addressed, indicating a desire to conclude the discussion.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

There is no consensus on the viability of the OP's theory, with some participants expressing skepticism about its validity while others focus on procedural guidance for submission. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the quality and acceptance of the theory itself.

Contextual Notes

Participants highlight the importance of understanding the specific requirements of journals and the need for quality in scientific writing, but do not resolve the question of the OP's theory's viability or originality.

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I have discovered a theory related to the anomaly and uncertainty prevailing after the discovery of Unified Field Theory. But I don't know what to do with the theory. I have learned that the theories are submitted as technical paper to the scientific journal, but how do I submit the paper to the journal ? Please help me out...
I prefer to submit my article in Elsevier journal...
 
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Contact the journal and ask them about their submission process?
 
Most scientific journals have, at the beginning or end of each issue, a section entitled "instructions to authors". This will give detailed instructions on length limits, formatting requirements, and submission processes. Follow the instructions exactly.

Note, writing a good quality scientific paper is very different from any other kind of writing you may have done in the past. You would be well advised to find a sympathetic professor at a nearby university and seek their input before submission to a journal. Chances are very high, if you are asking this question here, that your theory is not viable. A sympathetic professor could help explain why.
 
DaleSpam said:
Most scientific journals have, at the beginning or end of each issue, a section entitled "instructions to authors"

Probably also on their web site.
 
So am I going to be the first to say it?

Asking the question means you almost certainly means you haven't discovered anything.
 
Since the OP's question has been answered, I feel it is in the best interest of this thread for it to be locked. Mentors (or the OP) can PM me if they have any issues with this.
 

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