What does my member subscription to Physical Review, Physical Review Letters, or Reviews of Modern Physics include?
Member subscriptions to Physical Review A, B, C, D, E, Physical Review Letters, or Reviews of Modern Physics includes access to full text of articles and other online journal features, from 2004 to present (current year plus the past three years). Full text articles published prior to 2004 requires a paid subscription to PROLA. Member subscriptions to Physical Review A, B, C, D, and E will be offered in online only format as of January 1, 2007.
Member subscriptions to Physical Review A, B, C, D, E, Physical Review Letters, or Reviews of Modern Physics includes access to full text of articles and other online journal features, from the current year plus all material back to the journal’s inception. • What does my subscription to PROLA include? PROLA (Physical Review Online Archive) includes: • Physical Review Series I and II, in their entirety (1893-1969) • Physical Review Letters back to its inception in 1958 – 2007 • Physical Review A-D back to their inception in 1970 – 2007 • Physical Review E back to its inception in 1993 – 2007 • Reviews of Modern Physics back to 1929 – 2007 • 2007-Present material is not part of PROLA and requires a paid subscription to a specific journal. • What should I do if I’m not receiving APS News or Physics Today? If you’re not receiving these membership publications, please contact APS membership by phone at 301-209-3280 or email APS Membership. • I’ve paid for my online journal and can’t access
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