Arunachalam replies (Correspondence on "Science in India)
(2004) Arunachalam replies (Correspondence on "Science in India). Current Science 86(9):pp. 1195-1198.
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Abstract
This is a correspondence on "Science in India" which was written by R. P. Gupta in the same issue of Current Science. In responding to Gupta's idea to "use citations per paper in addition to the number of papers published by a country," Arunachalam argues that the citations to all papers from these countries are more important. Compares the rates of total papers, total citations, as well as "citations per paper", trying to showing which index is more meaningful for conveying research significance.
| EPrint Type: | Journal Article (Paginated) |
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| Keywords: | Bibliographic references, Publication, Research production |
| Subjects: | Bibliometrics Scholarly Communication Citation Analysis |
| ID Code: | 874 |
| Deposited On: | 22 May 2005 |
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