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The document discusses the complexities and methodologies involved in indexing multi-author, multi-volume, and periodical publications. It highlights the challenges faced by indexers when dealing with diverse contributions from various authors, emphasizing the need for systematic principles and techniques to create effective indexes. The paper outlines recommended practices for indexing different types of publications, including technical journals and proceedings of learned societies, while addressing issues such as author identification, subject categorization, and the importance of clarity and specificity in index entries.

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What is an authors index?

The Author Index contains the primary entry for each item, listed under the first authors name. The primary entry includes the coauthors names, the title of the paper or other item, and its location, specified by the publication abbreviation, year, month, and inclusive pagination.

What is author indexing?

Author Index - The index that has entries in alphabetical order under the names of the authors is called the book index. It is an index that lists the works of a variety of writers in one index. An author index provides access through authors names to a text.

What does indexing mean in writing?

An index is a list of all the names, subjects and ideas in a piece of written work, designed to help readers quickly find where they are discussed in the text.

What are the stages of book indexing?

How to Write an Index Read the book. The first step may seem obvious, but its important to do a thorough readthrough of any book before you start on the indexing process. Use indexing software. Mark up the book. Address formatting questions. Make index entries. Order your index entries. Edit your index.

What is the h-index for multiple authors?

The h-index does not account for the number of authors of a paper. In the original paper, Hirsch suggested partitioning citations among co-authors.

What is a good h-index for an author?

It is simple to calculate. But what should be a good h-index? Hirsch2 was of the opinion that 20 h-index is Good,40 is Outstanding and 60 is Exceptional but after 20 years of research life. He further pointed out that approximately 84% of Physicists with Nobel Prizes had h-index of 30.

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