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ApplePion
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I'm in a very strange situation. I haven proven something to be the case that was very unexpected, and I am having a hard time getting people to take me seriously, especially people at physics journals. It is actually something objectively true, like a mathematical proof, but I keep getting automatic rejections without serious considerations.
Can anyone suggest a journal that might publish. Ironically what I did was the opposite of flakey, but I think that my best hope is a journal that publishes things that might be a bit unconventional. I, of course, do not want some crackpot place.
(I already tried Foundations of Physics)
So I would greatly appreciate it if people could recommend journals easier to get published in and/or journals not afraid to take chances on non-standard things.
Thanks.
Can anyone suggest a journal that might publish. Ironically what I did was the opposite of flakey, but I think that my best hope is a journal that publishes things that might be a bit unconventional. I, of course, do not want some crackpot place.
(I already tried Foundations of Physics)
So I would greatly appreciate it if people could recommend journals easier to get published in and/or journals not afraid to take chances on non-standard things.
Thanks.