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Proceedings of the Physical Society is a peer-reviewed journal published by IOP Publishing, covering Atomic and Molecular Physics, Advanced Chemical Physics Studies, Nuclear Physics and Applications.

PublisherIOP Publishing
Reference styleNumbered (IOP)
Numbered — [1], [2] in the text
[1] Smith A, Jones B and Lee C 2023 A representative article title Proceedings of the Physical Society 12 45–58

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Publishes research inAtomic and Molecular Physics Advanced Chemical Physics Studies Nuclear Physics and Applications Nuclear physics research studies Quantum, superfluid, helium dynamics
ISSN0370-1328
h-index119
i10-index1,857
Total citations91,237
Top institutions publishing hereAtomic Energy (Canada)
Journal websiteiopscience.iop.org
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Papers published in Proceedings of the Physical Society per year

308
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279
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281
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362
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340
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293
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Citation impact of Proceedings of the Physical Society by publication year

8.3K
1958
6.6K
1959
5K
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8.3K
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9.6K
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6.7K
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10.5K
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12.4K
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12.6K
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Citations each year’s papers have accumulated so far — the most recent years are still building up.

Most-cited papers in Proceedings of the Physical Society

The statistical mechanics of polymers with excluded volume

S. F. Edwards · 1 Apr 1965

The probability distribution of the configurations of a polymer consisting of freely hinged links of length l and excluded volume v is studied. It is shown that the interaction of the polymer with itself can be represented by considering the polymer under the influence of a self-consistent field which reduces the problem to an equation…

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The Boltzmann Equation in the Theory of Electrical Conduction in Metals

D. A. Greenwood · 1 Apr 1958

The motion of conduction electrons in a metal in an electric field, scattered by an irregular static potential, is considered; this model is applicable to the resistance due to lattice waves at high temperatures, and to imperfections at any temperature. In §2 the Boltzmann equation is re-derived without the customary perturbation theory, avoiding the usual…

Neutron Scattering from a Liquid on a Jump Diffusion Model

C.T. Chudley, R. J. Elliott · 1 Feb 1961

The incoherent inelastic scattering cross section of slow neutrons from liquids is calculated using a simple model in which the liquid is assumed to have appreciable short range order in a quasi-crystalline form. Diffusive motion takes place in large discrete jumps, between which the atoms oscillate as in a solid. The model predicts a definite,…

Classical theory of charge transfer and ionization of hydrogen atoms by protons

R Abrines, I C Percival · 1 Aug 1966

The theory is presented for obtaining, by a Monte Carlo method, the classical cross sections for charge transfer and ionization of hydrogen atoms by protons, in which the atoms are chosen initially from a microcanonical ensemble. With minor modifications the theory applies to any collisions between three charged particles which do not all have charges…

The statistical mechanics of polymerized material

S. F. Edwards · 1 Sep 1967

It is argued that a solid consisting of fully entangled long chain molecules will show elastic properties similar to those of cross linked, i.e. vulcanized material, provided that elastic moduli are studied in periods short compared with creep times. An appropriate formula for the free energy is deduced, and calculated for a model in which…

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