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Editor-in-Chief: Ken Peach, University of Oxford and Royal Holloway (University of London)
Aims & scope
PMC Physics A is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal that publishes articles on high-energy & nuclear physics, cosmology, gravity & astroparticle physics and also the instrumentation & data analysis of results in these areas.
The journal is edited by Professor Ken Peach, supported by an Editorial Board representing the subject areas within the journal's scope.
Copyright for research articles is retained by the author, who is free to distribute the article electronically or after printing, or to ask the publishers to do so. Discussion and debate concerning articles published in PMC Physics A is actively encouraged; readers have the facility to append comments to articles, and all such communications are moderated by the editors.
Quotes
“I am delighted to be able to serve as the editor-in-chief of PhysMath Central's first journal. We owe it to ourselves as scientists to spread news of our research to as many people as possible, so I am excited by the idea of a true open-access title in particle physics.”
Ken Peach, Editor-in-Chief - PMC Physics A
“As a leading laboratory in supporting the Open Access movement, CERN welcomes the addition of PMC Physics A to the BioMed Central stable of Open Access journals. I am particularly pleased that Professor Ken Peach, chair of the CERN Scientific Policy Committee, has been appointed the journal's Editor-in-Chief. Professor Peach brings considerable experience to the post, and his appointment further underlines the commitment of the particle physics community to Open Access”
Robert Aymar, former Director General, CERN
Featured articles
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:6
We combine all the available experimental information on Bs mixing, including the very recent tagged analyses of Bs to J/Psi phi by the CDF and D0 collaborations. We find that the phase of the Bs mixing amplitude deviates more than 3 sigma from the Standard Model prediction. This result disfavours New Physics models with Minimal Flavour Violation with the same significance.
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:5
The quantum cosmological version of a nonsingular Universe has been developed and the Hamilton Jacobi equation found under semiclassical (WKB) approximation. It has been pointed out that parameterization of classical trajectories with semiclassicaltime parameter for such a classically constrained system is a nontrivial task and requires Lagrangian formulation rather than the Hamiltonian formalism.
Latest articles 
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Letter
First evidence of new physics in b ↔ s transitions
Marcella
Bona,
Marco
Ciuchini,
Enrico
Franco,
Vittorio
Lubicz,
Guido
Martinelli,
Fabrizio
Parodi,
Maurizio
Pierini,
Carlo
Schiavi,
Luca
Silvestrini,
Viola
Sordini,
Achille
Stocchi,
Vincenzo
Vagnoni
PMC Physics A
2009,
3:6
(18 December 2009)
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:5
(22 October 2009)
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:4
(28 September 2009)
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Review
B meson decays
Marina
Artuso,
Elisabetta
Barberio,
Sheldon
Stone
PMC Physics A
2009,
3:3
(20 February 2009)
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:2
(10 February 2009)
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PMC Physics A
2009,
3:1
(8 January 2009)
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PMC Physics A
2008,
2:6
(8 December 2008)
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PMC Physics A
2008,
2:5
(29 October 2008)
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