The Reviews of Modern Physics is a journal of the American Physical Society. The journal started in paper form. All volumes are also online by subscription. Issue 1, Volume 1 consisted of the review by Raymond T. Birge (1929) "Probable Values of the General Physical Constants", Reviews of Modern Physics.

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American Physical Society
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