Truncated Octahedron formulas -- How to publish an article?

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The discussion centers around the potential publication of an article on truncated octahedron formulas, highlighting a perceived lack of comprehensive resources on the topic. The original poster expresses interest in creating a detailed study that includes demonstrations applicable to any truncated octahedron, rather than focusing on specific measurements. Suggestions for publication venues include Physics Forums Insights, which is recommended for non-refereed, general interest articles. Participants emphasize the importance of clarifying the motivations for publishing, identifying the target audience, and ensuring the originality and accuracy of the content through prior research.
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Hello everyone, I was reviewing and I can't find much content on truncated octahedron formulas, can it be useful to publish an article in a magazine on the subject?. Thank you.
 
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Lnewqban said:
Yes, I have found several contents, but I mean doing a more complete study, with demonstrations and that works for any truncated octahedron and not with a specific measure.
 
Choppy said:
Assuming you're talking about a non-refereed, general interest article, would you consider writing something for Physics Forums Insights?
https://www.physicsforums.com/insights/
Sure, possibly I can share content about other geometric objects, as soon as I have proof of the work. Thank you
 
Let's start with a few basic questions:
  1. Why do you want to publish this?
  2. Who is your intended audience?
  3. What reading have you done to ensure this is new and correct?
 
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