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Interdisciplinary physics covers a wide range of topics using methods from all three branches of physics, experimental, computational and theoretical physics. The section welcomes manuscripts within the following topics: statistical physics, thermodynamics and non-linear systems, fluid mechanics, rheology and elasticity, soft matter physics, granular matter, physics of fracture, networks and network theory, traffic and transport, sociophysics and econophysics, information and communication theory, complex systems, environmental physics, energy sources (not including nuclear energy) and energy storage, and industrial and technological research and development.
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Interdisciplinary physics covers a wide range of topics using methods from all three branches of physics, experimental, computational and theoretical physics. The section welcomes manuscripts within the following topics: statistical physics, statistical mechanics, equilibrium and non-equilibrium thermodynamics and non-linear systems, fluid mechanics, rheology and elasticity, soft matter physics, granular matter, physics of fracture, networks and network theory, traffic and transport, sociophysics and econophysics, information and communication theory, complex systems, environmental physics, energy sources (not including nuclear energy) and energy storage, and industrial and technological research and development.
Manuscripts on topics on the border between physics and other fields not covered by the other specialty sections of Frontiers in Physics are also welcome. The review process is aimed at being both fast and constructive. The review editors work closely with the authors to ensure that the published articles convey their messages clearly and concisely.
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