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Authorship Study and Validity of Lokta's Law in Toxicology Literature


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1 Department of Commerce, University of Kerala, University (P.O.) 695 034, Palayam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
     

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Drastic developments in scientific collaboration and multiple authorship vanishes the traditional concept of authorship pattern. For the study 9585 citations and 2247 articles were taken from the international database TOXLINE. In toxicology research field multiple authorship has increased and single author contribution shows steep decrease in rate. Subramanyam’s author collaboration formula is applied on the data. The famous Lokta’s law does not found fit for the study.

Keywords

Author Collaboration, Authorship Pattern, Collaborative Trend, Informetrics, Lotka's Law.
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B. Mini Devi
Department of Commerce, University of Kerala, University (P.O.) 695 034, Palayam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala
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B. Mini Devi
Department of Commerce, University of Kerala, University (P.O.) 695 034, Palayam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India

Abstract


Drastic developments in scientific collaboration and multiple authorship vanishes the traditional concept of authorship pattern. For the study 9585 citations and 2247 articles were taken from the international database TOXLINE. In toxicology research field multiple authorship has increased and single author contribution shows steep decrease in rate. Subramanyam’s author collaboration formula is applied on the data. The famous Lokta’s law does not found fit for the study.

Keywords


Author Collaboration, Authorship Pattern, Collaborative Trend, Informetrics, Lotka's Law.

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