天文物理期刊




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The Astrophysical Journal 
ISO 4缩写
Astrophys. J.
学科
天文學、物理學
语言
英語
编辑
Ethan Vishniac
出版信息
出版者
Institute of Physics Publishing 出版（美國）
出版历史
1895年–目前
频率
3期/一個月
影响因子
6.733 (Journal)
6.345 (Letters)
16.238 (Supplement)
（2012年）
索引
ISSN
0004-637X（印刷）
1538-4357（在线）
链接


  • 期刊首页

  • 天文物理期刊通訊主頁

  • 天文物理期刊增刊系列主頁

天文物理期刊（The Astrophysical Journal）是在天文学及天体物理学領域重要的研究期刊，于1895年創刊，至2008年底都由美國芝加哥大學出版社發行；2009年1月起改由英國物理學會出版社發行[1][2]。編輯部附屬美國天文學會之下，每月出版三冊，刊載的內容主要為最新的天文物理發展、發現、及学说。




目录






  • 1 歷史與內容沿革


  • 2 曾任編輯的知名天文學家


  • 3 參考資料


  • 4 參見


  • 5 外部連結





歷史與內容沿革


許多20世纪著名的天文學上的發現首先都是登載在本期刊上，也發表著一些近年來的重要研究報告如：类星体、脉冲星、中子星、黑洞、太陽及星際磁場、X射线、與星际物质。本期刊由喬治·海爾與詹姆士·愛德華·凱勒（James Edward Keeler）二位人士創辦於1895年。


自1953年開始《天文物理期刊增刊系列》雙月刊與《天文物理期刊》於1953年起同時發行[3]，增刊的發行主要是對於《天文物理期刊》上的文章能有所實質上的、及擴充性的支援，且《天文物理期刊增刊系列》內容含有非常多在天文學文獻之中經常被引用的文章。


《天文物理期刊》內另附屬《天文物理期刊通訊》（The Astrophysical Journal Letters）是做為即時性事件發表用[4]。



曾任編輯的知名天文學家




  • 喬治·海爾（1895-1902）


  • 蘇布拉馬尼揚·錢德拉塞卡 (1952-1971)[5]



參考資料





  1. ^
    American Astronomical Society Selects Institute of Physics Publishing As New Publishing Partner. PR Newswire Europe Ltd. 2007-04-25 [2007-07-21]. 


  2. ^
    Howard, Jennifer. U. of Chicago Press Loses 3 Journals After Publishing Agreement Is Changed. Chronicle of Higher Education. 2007-05-18 [2009-02-12]. 


  3. ^ The Astrophysical Journal: Description. University of Chicago Press. [2008-05-06]. 


  4. ^
    The Astrophysical Journal Letters: Description. University of Chicago Press. [2008-05-06]. 


  5. ^
    Helmut A. Abt. Obituary - Chandrasekhar, Subrahmanyan. Astrophysical Journal. 1 December 1995. Bibcode:1995ApJ...454..551A. 




參見




  • 同行評審

  • 皇家天文學會月報

  • 天文期刊

  • 天文與天體物理學報

  • 天文學通報

  • 太平洋天文學會彙刊




外部連結



  • 天文物理期刊网站

  • 天文物理期刊增刊系列




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