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Rock Mechanics Letters
- E-ISSN: 3049-8996
- Quarterly Journal
Rock Mechanics Letters(RML) is committed to the principles of Open Access, ensuring that all published research is freely accessible to readers worldwide immediately upon publication. Our Open Access policy is designed to promote the widest possible dissemination of knowledge in the field of rock mechanics and related disciplines.
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At Rock Mechanics Letters, we believe that Open Access is essential for the advancement of science. By removing barriers to access, we aim to foster a more inclusive and collaborative research environment in the field of rock mechanics.
