Progress in Physics

2005, vol.1 (no.1; no.2; no.3)

2006, vol.2 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2007, vol.3 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2008, vol.4 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2009, vol.5 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2010, vol.6 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2011, vol.7 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2012, vol.8 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2013, vol.9 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2014, vol.10 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2015, vol.11 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2016, vol.12 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2017, vol.13 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2018, vol.14 (no.1; no.2; no.3; no.4)

2019, vol.15 (no.1; no.2; no.3)

2020, vol.16 (no.1; no.2)

2021, vol.17 (no.1; no.2)

2022, vol.18 (no.1; no.2)

2023, vol.19 (no.1; no.2)

2024, vol.20 (no.1; no.3)

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