ResearchGuide Logo

Chat support

Journal
Author
Journal
Author
Journal
Author
Journal
Author

Advanced search ?

Discover the optimal journal based on multiple criteria or locate authors along with their published articles and the corresponding journals.

Publisher

* You can search a publisher or tap the name directly

Subject Area

* You can search a subject area or tap the name directly

Open Acess

Quartille



Fundamental Plasma Physics

VERIFIED JOURNAL
You want to contribute ? Login first and send us the Journal infos you think is correct.
We would be pleased to have your collaboration

This journal is included in the ResearchGuide whitelist of reputable titles. Learn more here.

JOURNAL INFORMATION
Open Access YES
E-ISSN 2666-4410
Area Analytical Chemistry, Spectroscopy, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
SCOPE

Fundamental Plasma Physics provides an open access forum for articles that address fundamental aspects of plasma physics research. Fundamental articles can be theoretical, numerical, or experimental. A contribution is considered fundamental if it advances knowledge on a topic at the frontier of plasma physics research and has broad interest within the plasma physics community. The great variety of plasmas that are in nature or produced in the laboratory make plasma science a truly multidisciplinary field. The ambition of FPP is to bring together the various plasma physics communities by focusing on methodologies, theoretical and numerical methods, experimental research, and innovative diagnostics, that further understanding of the physics of plasmas.

Submitted articles must be original, of broad interest within the plasma physics community, and meet one or more of the following criteria:
Initiate a new area of research or open a new line or research within an established area.
Solve, or present significant progress towards solving a critical problem.
Propose innovative techniques or methodologies having significant impact.
Report on the discovery or invention of new plasma phenomena or new plasma applications.


FPP will publish (i) Regular articles, (ii) Letters, and (iii) Reviews and Perspectives.
A Regular article is a full-length article, divided in sections; it may contain appendixes and supplemental material.
A Letter is a short communication (up to six pages in FPP style, not including title, affiliations, abstract, and references; however, no stringent limit will be enforced; a letter should not be divided in sections). It must contain pivotal results that are likely to have an important impact on plasma physics research at large. Submitted Letters will receive expedited peer review and accelerated publication.
Reviews and Perspectives are articles submitted by members of the plasma physics community, that highlight open problems and aspects of relevance in published research and/or indicate potential developments in the field.


Upon submitting an article, the corresponding author will provide a statement explaining in which way the article meets FPP publication standards in terms of broad interest, as well and with regards to the other four criteria indicated above. The corresponding author will also indicate the article type and which journal section the article belongs to.

The Section Editor will take an early decision whether to initiate the evaluation process. If the decision is positive, the Section Editor will seek two anonymous referee reports. At least one of the two reports must carry a detailed assessment of the article in terms of its originality, soundness, and potential impact, while the other report may be limited to the question of broad interest. The Section Editor may also decide not to start the evaluation process for articles that she/he considers not suitable for publication in FPP. In any case, all efforts will be made to ensure a fast evaluation process.

Authors of rejected manuscripts have the right to appeal to the FPP Editor-in-Chief in case they feel that their manuscript has not received a fair treatment.

Summary
  1. It is an oppen access journal
  2. The Subject Area : Analytical Chemistry, Spectroscopy, Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
Guide page
Visit the Journal "Fundamental Plasma Physics" Guide
Latest Articles published

Last updated: 10/07/2024

Automated hyperpolarized 129Xe gas generator for nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and imaging applications

Last updated: 15/06/2024

Biradicals based on PROXYL containing building blocks for efficient dynamic nuclear polarization in biotolerant media

Last updated: 11/06/2024

A comprehensive solid-state NMR and theoretical modeling study to reveal the structural evolution of layered yttrium hydroxide upon calcination

Last updated: 08/06/2024

A practical introduction to radio frequency electronics for NMR probe builders

Last updated: 08/06/2024

Water suppression 101 for benchtop NMR–An accessible guide and primer including fully interactive training videos

Last updated: 08/06/2024

A statistical learning framework for mapping indirect measurements of ergodic systems to emergent properties

Last updated: 08/06/2024

SABRE-hyperpolarization dynamics of [1-13C]pyruvate monitored by in situ zero- to ultra-low field NMR

Last updated: 08/06/2024

The generalized Ernst angle

Last updated: 05/03/2024

A scannable unilateral permanent magnet system for the EPR MOUSE

Last updated: 05/03/2024

A cryogenic tune and match circuit for magnetic resonance microscopy at 15.2T

Recommended for you

Similar Journals
Fundamental Plasma Physics
E-ISSN: 2772-8285

Informations To Know

Quartile Each subject category of journals is divided into four quartiles: Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4.
Q1 is occupied by the top 25% of journals in the list; Q2 is occupied by journals in the 25 to 50% group; Q3 is occupied by journals in the 50 to 75% group and Q4 is occupied by journals in the 75 to 100% group.

EISSN (electronic International Standard Serial Number) is a unique identifier assigned to electronic publications, such as online journals, magazines, and other periodicals. It allows for easy identification and retrieval of electronic publications and is used to distinguish between different versions of the same publication

PISSN (print International Standard Serial Number) is a unique identifier assigned to print publications, such as printed journals, magazines, and other periodicals. Similar to the EISSN, it facilitates the identification and retrieval of print publications and distinguishes between different versions of the same publication (print vs. electronic).

Citation Count refers to the number of times a journal article or researcher's publication has been cited by other works.
It is important to note that citation counts are not a measure of quality as articles can be cited for both positive and negative reasons

How to contribute ?

  • A journal contribution refers to written content submitted by an external or internal contributor to the journal.
  • This contribution may have corrections to Journal data.
  • Contributions are often published in specific sections of the journal after approval by the admins.
  • A contribution for a newspaper must be informative, well-structured, relevant to the newspaper's audience and respects the format of the information displayed
  • When you submit a contribution to a journal, it will be sent to the admins for verification. Contributions can be submitted by professional journalists, experts in the field, academics or anyone with an interest and expertise in the subject matter.
  • The contribution requires logging in to this website. Then, you can send a contribution request by clicking the 'To Contribute' button after editing the data inline.