Applied Physics A
Description
Publishing essential research results in two of the most important areas of applied physics, both Applied Physics sections figure among the top most cited journals in this field. Issued in two sections - A: Materials Science and Processing and B: Lasers and Optics, both sections feature: -Rapid publication of experimental and theoretical investigations in applied physics -Invited reviews in addition to regular papers -Electronic publication prior to print via Springer's Online First -The high electronic and print quality ensures excellent reproduction of photographs. Applied Physics A publishes regular articles, rapid communications, and invited papers about new results, focussing on the condensed phase including nanostructured materials and their applications. In addition to those about surfaces and thin films, papers on advanced processing and characterization techniques are of key interest to the readers of this journal. The editorial board reflects the multidisciplinary approach and the international character of the journal. Julius Springer Prize for Applied Physics. This prize has been established by the Editors of Applied Physics A & B and Springer. Recipients have made outstanding and innovative contributions to the field of applied physics. The prize money of US$ 5000 is intended as an incentive for further research and development.
111 Volumes 526 Issues 12,715 Articles available from 1973 - 2013
Browse Volumes & IssuesThis journal was published as Applied Physics from Vol. 1 (1973) -25 (1981). In 1981, this journal split to produce the journal Applied Physics A: Materials Science & Processing and Applied Physics B: Lasers and Optics.
Latest Articles
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OriginalPaper
Synthesis, characterization and photoluminescent properties of rare-earth hydroxides and oxides nanorods by hydrothermal route
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Rapid communication
Effects of fibre-surface morphology on the mechanical properties of Porifera-inspired rubber-matrix composites
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OriginalPaper
Characterization of yellow and colorless decorative glasses from the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Bangkok, Thailand
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