This paper revisits an aspect of citation theory (i.e., citer motivation) with respect to the Mathematical Review system and the reviewer’s role in mathematics. We focus on a se...
The Hirsch index is a number that synthesizes a researcher’s output. It is defined as the maximum number h such that the researcher has h papers with at least h citations each. ...
The involvement of male and female scientists in the technological activity developed in Spain is analysed through the study of patent applications filed with the Spanish OEPM dat...
This paper presents an approach for identifying similar documents that can be used to assist scientists in finding related work. The approach called Citation Proximity Analysis (C...
Jacqueline Leta, Birger Larsen, Ronald Rousseau, W...
The enormous increase in digital scholarly data and computing power combined with recent advances in text mining, linguistics, network science, and scientometrics make it possible...
The characteristic scores and scales (CSS), introduced by Glänzel and Schubert [Journal of Information Science 14, 123-127, 1988] and further studied in subsequent papers of Glä...