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Filename: jcomputphys2020.bib
Version: 1.51
Date: 17 April 2024
Time: 15:50:21 MST
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This is a COMPLETE bibliography of the journal Journal of Computational Physics (CODEN JCTPAH, ISSN 0021-9991 (print), 1090-2716 (electronic)), which began with volume 1, number 1, in August 1966. The journal is published by Elsevier. This file covers 2020--2024; other decades are covered in the companion bibliographies jcomputphys1960.bib, jcomputphys1970.bib, jcomputphys1980.bib, jcomputphys1990.bib, jcomputphys2000.bib, jcomputphys2010.bib, and jcomputphys2015.bib.
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with data for 1966--date.
At version 1.51, the COMPLETE year coverage looked like this:
2011 ( 1) 2016 ( 0) 2021 ( 717)
2012 ( 0) 2017 ( 2) 2022 ( 828)
2013 ( 1) 2018 ( 1) 2023 ( 758)
2014 ( 0) 2019 ( 6) 2024 ( 351)
2015 ( 0) 2020 ( 737)
Article: 3402
Total entries: 3402
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