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Mathematical Physics is no new discipline and there are already some very important and influential journals in the field, such as Communications in Mathematical Physics, the Journal of Mathematical Physics, and others, where the subject is quite clearly defined together with their different scopes. Mathematical Physics will share some of these aims but wants to provide a fresh new approach to the field. Traditionally, mathematical physics has been associated with rather rigorous mathematical formulations and this has had historically both positive and negative connotations: demanding absolute rigor in the construction of a waterproof scheme will most probably lower the speed of the pace to new discoveries and applications of the methods and will also restrict the class of specialists to a ghetto of a few connoisseurs. This is not in the spirit of Frontiers, but neither to create quick, false expectations with new theories lacking a decent basis and cross-checking. Physical ‘reality’ should be approached through simple but solid, far reaching, universal models. We aim at publishing all kind of results an all fields that are by general agreement associated with Mathematical Physics, comprising the mathematical formulation of classical (rational, analytical) mechanics, statistical mechanics, hydrodynamics, acoustics, thermodynamics, and classical and quantum field theories, the mathematical methods of quantum mechanics and quantum information, special functions of mathematical physics, modern relations between combinatorics and physics, etc. In a word, a very wide vision of the field with focus towards promising developments in the frontier of present day physics. Frontiers is always eager to consider solutions for any barriers to publication. In cases where authors genuinely do not have the means to pay our publishing fees, they can apply for full or partial waivers. Waivers are provided depending on the financial capability of the corresponding author of the paper. Priority is given to lower income countries, but individual limiting factors affecting the corresponding author are also taken into account.Indexed in: Scopus, Google Scholar, DOAJ, CrossRef, Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS), SAO/NASA ADS, Emerging Sources Citation Index, Inspire, CLOCKSS
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