Physical Review Letters - Abstracting, Indexing, and Impact Factor

Abstracting, Indexing, and Impact Factor

Physical Review Letters is rated an impact factor of 7.328 for 2009, and it is indexed in the following bibliographic databases:

  • Chemical Abstracts
  • Computer & Control Abstracts
  • Current Physics Index
  • Electrical & Electronics Index
  • Energy Research Abstracts
  • GeoRef
  • INSPEC
  • International Aerospace Abstracts
  • Mathematical Reviews
  • Medline
  • Metals Abstracts
  • Nuclear Science Abstracts
  • Physics Abstracts
  • PubSCIENCE
  • SPIN
  • World Aluminum Abstracts

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