A couple of pieces of good news came my way today, so I thought I'd crow about them share them here.
Firstly, as you will all no doubt remember from this post last autumn, I have, for fun and general education, been taking some Open University courses which will lead to a masters degree in maths. Today, I got the result through from the latest module ("Advanced Mathematical Methods" - which turns out to be a lot of those methods which physicists think are basic) - and I scored a creditable 92% in the exam, so I was pleased about that. Well done, me.
The other piece of news was gleaned by my habitual checking of the manuscript status page on the American Physical Society website to see the current status of the paper I referred to in my last post, written by my PhD student, and me, to find that it had changed to "Editorially approved for publication". Well done, me. And Chris. Mostly Chris, actually.
In case you're interested, here's the trail that is visible to the author on the status page, which shows what happened to the paper since the date of submission (7th Sep) to acceptance (today!). It looks like we have a small correction to make (probably a figure axis label - I know it's wrong) and then we'll be sent proofs to check and hopefully it will be published in around a month from now.
Firstly, as you will all no doubt remember from this post last autumn, I have, for fun and general education, been taking some Open University courses which will lead to a masters degree in maths. Today, I got the result through from the latest module ("Advanced Mathematical Methods" - which turns out to be a lot of those methods which physicists think are basic) - and I scored a creditable 92% in the exam, so I was pleased about that. Well done, me.
The other piece of news was gleaned by my habitual checking of the manuscript status page on the American Physical Society website to see the current status of the paper I referred to in my last post, written by my PhD student, and me, to find that it had changed to "Editorially approved for publication". Well done, me. And Chris. Mostly Chris, actually.
In case you're interested, here's the trail that is visible to the author on the status page, which shows what happened to the paper since the date of submission (7th Sep) to acceptance (today!). It looks like we have a small correction to make (probably a figure axis label - I know it's wrong) and then we'll be sent proofs to check and hopefully it will be published in around a month from now.
CURRENT STATUS OF MANUSCRIPT: Editorially approved, but need author response Copyright/Right to Publish receivedCORRESPONDENCE: SENT RECEIVED DESCRIPTION 04Dec12 Manuscript-correction request sent to author 04Dec12 Editorially approved for publication 26Nov12 02Dec12 Review request to referee; report received 20Nov12 Correspondence (miscellaneous) sent to author 09Oct12 20Nov12 Ed. decision and/or ref. comments to author; response rcvd 20Sep12 27Sep12 Review request to referee; report received 12Sep12 18Sep12 Review request to referee; message received (not a report) 14Sep12 Correspondence (miscellaneous) sent to author 14Sep12 Right to publish signature received 12Sep12 Correspondence (miscellaneous) sent to author 11Sep12 Acknowledgment sent to author 07Sep12 Correspondence (miscellaneous) sent to author
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