The size of the smallest capital letters and numerals should be at least 2 mm. Format figures and tables such that their content and details are readable when they are sized for the journal page. To enhance readability, display all but the simplest equations, rather than including them as inline text. Also, avoid the introduction of new terminology except when needed to convey a unique or nuanced meaning. If jargon and acronyms are necessary, please define them in the text. Physical Review editors recommend avoiding jargon and the excessive use of acronyms, even for commonly used terms. If your first language is not English, consider seeking help from a native English speaker when writing your manuscript.ĭirect the manuscript text at a general readership, so as to make it understandable to a broad spectrum of researchers.
It is not possible for editors to undertake extensive corrections of manuscripts, due to time constraints and the risk that the authors’ meaning might be distorted. Readability and Accessibility: Take special care to ensure that manuscripts are well organized, clearly written in scientific English, and written in a style consistent with that of the Physical Review journals.
For comprehensive guidelines, please consult the Physical Review Style and Notation Guide, Frequently used Memos, and other indicated guidelines, as well as recent issues of the specific journals.
To find information regarding our standard peer-review practices, please consult the Editorial Policies and Practices otherwise, the following guidelines provide an overview of content, technical, and style requirements for preparing manuscripts for submission to the Physical Review journals.
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