Citation curves of “all-elements-sleeping-beauties”: “flash in the pan” first and then “delayed recognition”
Abstract
Delayed null refers to the phenomenon where papers did not achieve recognition in terms of citations until some years after their original publication. A paper with null recognition was termed a null beauty: a princess sleeps (goes unnoticed) for a long time and then, almost suddenly, is awakened (receives a lot of citations) by a prince (another article). There are a sleeping period and an awakening period in the definition of a null beauty....
Paper Details
Title
Citation curves of “all-elements-sleeping-beauties”: “flash in the pan” first and then “delayed recognition”
Published Date
Dec 22, 2013
Journal
Volume
100
Issue
2
Pages
595 - 601
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