Impact of productivity increase on the distribution pattern of journals

Time dependencies of Bradford distributions are investigated for 19th-century mathematics and for 20th-century logic. To facilitate comparisons, for the representation of empirical Bradford distributions "Pareto's law" and Lorenz diagrams are used. It is shown that the character of a Bradford distribution (including the "core zone" and the "Groos droop") depends on the stage in the development of a scientific field and that it varies with the time-span considered.

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Journal selection model: An indirect evaluation of scientific journals

Oluić-Vuković

Pravdic

1990

Information Processing & Management

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Impact of productivity increase on the distribution pattern of journals

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Distribution of scientific productivity: Ambiguities in the assignment of author rank

Distribution of scientific productivity: Ambiguities in the assignment of author rank

Time dependencies of Bradford distributions: Structures of journal output in 20th-century logic and 19th-century mathematics

Journal selection model: An indirect evaluation of scientific journals

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