How do mathematicians publish? -- some trends
Summary: We have already discussed bibliometric measures for the mathematics corpus in this column before. This included the unusual longevity of mathematics citations, effects of delayed publication due to often long and complex refereeing processes, and the specifics of different mathematical areas. It has become clear that purely numerical criteria are often unsuitable to measure mathematical quality or the scientific impact of publications. At the same time, the bibliometric results often depend on mathematical subfields, thus reflecting the structure and different behaviour of mathematical communities. In this column we concentrate on an author-oriented viewpoint. We will derive some quantities which illustrate how the landscape of mathematical publications has changed over the past decades.
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- The transition of zbMATH towards an open information platform for mathematics
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- zbMATH author profiles: open up for user participation
- zbMATH Open: towards standardized machine interfaces to expose bibliographic metadata
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- The extension of zbMATH open by arXiv preprints
- zbMATH Open as a tool for bibliographical studies
- Fraudulent publishing in the mathematical sciences
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