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The Division of Physics of Beams of the American Physical Society and the European Physical Society Accelerators Group serve as Affiliated Professional Groups for Bodily Review Topics Special Accelerators and Beams. Together they share the responsibility for the health and vitality of the journal by providing advice and encouraging scholarly publication in accelerator science and technology.
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