How to Read a Physics Paper—The Four i’s +1 Celia

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How to Read a Physics PaperThe Four is 1 Celia M. Elliott and Brian DeMarco Department of Physics University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with thanks to Igor Roshchin, Texas AM, who first gave me the idea, and Lance Cooper, Laura

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How to Read a Physics Paper—The Four i’s +1 Celia M. Elliott and Brian DeMarco Department of Physics
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

with thanks to Igor Roshchin, Texas A&M, who first gave me the idea, and Lance Cooper, Laura Greene, and Kevin Pitts, U. Illinois © 2023 The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois
All Rights Reserved.<br>
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Why read papers, and what kind? Peer-reviewed papers are the primary means of communication in physics
Three broad categories:
High profile (first time) results
Detailed methods & results
Review: synthesis by expert(s)
Preprints (not peer reviewed)
Most current research
arXiv ChemRxiv OSF Preprints (all disciplines) ESS Open Archive (earth & space) 2<br>
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How do you decide on what to read? Learn about a new development in your area:
Focus on results in PRL or PRA (BCDE)- like journals
New formalism or methods are in methods & formalisms (or in the supplement) 3<br>