Particles and Fields

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Particles and Fields is a section of the journal Physical Review D that focuses on research in particle physics, quantum field theory, and related fundamental interactions.

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Particles and Fields canonical 1

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instanceOf journal section
scientific journal section
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
fieldOfStudy fundamental interactions
high-energy physics
particle physics
quantum field theory
focusesOn CP violation
astroparticle physics
collider phenomenology
conformal field theories
cosmological aspects of particle physics
dark matter phenomenology
effective field theories
electroweak interactions
experimental particle physics
flavor physics
formal aspects of quantum field theory
gauge theories
lattice field theory
neutrino physics
non-perturbative field theory
physics beyond the Standard Model
precision tests of the Standard Model
quantum chromodynamics
scattering amplitudes
string-inspired particle physics models
supersymmetric field theories
theoretical particle physics
hasAbbreviation Particles and Fields self-linksurface differs
surface form: PRD Particles and Fields
hasDiscipline experimental physics
physics
theoretical physics
hasParentJournal Physical Review
isPublishedBy American Physical Society
language English
medium online
print
partOf Physical Review D
peerReview single-blind
publicationType peer-reviewed
publisher American Physical Society
subjectOf articles on fundamental forces
articles on fundamental particles
targetAudience graduate students in high-energy physics
researchers in particle physics
researchers in quantum field theory

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Physical Review D hasSection Particles and Fields
Particles and Fields hasAbbreviation Particles and Fields self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: PRD Particles and Fields