An
interview with:
Dr. Nima Arkani-Hamed
June
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Dr. Nima Arkani-Hamed about his highly cited work in brane theory. In our analysis of this specialized field, Dr. Arkani-Hamed's work places him among the top 15 researchers publishing in the past decade, with 8 papers cited a total of 980 times.
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An
interview with:
Dr.
Lisa Randall
June
2002 |
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Dr. Lisa Randall discusses her highly cited work in brane theory. In our analysis of brane research over the past decade, Dr. Randall has eight papers cited a total of 1,038 times, ranking her among the top 15 scientists in this specialized area. Two of these papers are in the top 10.
ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Dr. Randall has 63 papers listed, cited a total of 2,479 times, in the field of Physics. Dr. Randall is Professor of Physics at Harvard University, where her research is concentrated in the area of particle physics.
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An
interview with:
Dr. Igor Klebanov
May
2002 |
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Dr.
Igor Klebanov about his highly cited work in brane
theory. In our analysis of this topic, Dr. Klebanov
ranked as the
most-cited author,
with 44 papers cited a total of 2,450 times to date.
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An essay by:
Jian-Xin Lu, Ph.D.
May
2002 |
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Dr. Jian-Xin Lu is a theoretical physicist who, with
Dr. Michael Duff, made a significant contribution to the development of so-called M-theory. In this Special Topics essay, Dr. Lu talks about his highly cited work. In our Special Topics analysis of brane theory, Dr. Lu ranks at #14, with 20 papers cited a total of 969 times.
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An
interview with:
Dr.
Michael Duff
April
2002 |
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Dr.
Michael Duff of the University of Michigan talks about
his highly cited work in brane theory. Our Special
Topics analysis of work in brane theory over the past
decade ranks Dr. Duff at #5 among scientists by total
citations, with 40 papers cited a total of 1,707
times. Dr. Duff’s most-cited paper is "String
solitons," (Phys. Rep.—Rev. Sect. Phys. Lett.
259 [4-5]: 213-326, August 1995), which has been cited
just over 300 times to date, ranking at #12 among
brane theory papers of the past decade.
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An
interview with:
Dr.
Edward Witten
March
2002 |
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Dr.
Edward Witten talks about his highly cited career in
physics. The Special Topics analysis of Brane research
ranks Dr. Witten among the top 5 researchers in this
area over the past decade, with 23 papers cited a
total of 1,928 times. He has also authored five papers
on the list of top 25 papers in this analysis. Dr.
Witten’s work is well-represented in the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, with
papers in the fields of Physics and Mathematics.
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An
interview with Senior Publisher
Dr. Andrew Wray for:
Classical
and Quantum Gravity
February
2002 |
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In this interview, Dr. Andrew Wray, the Senior Publisher of
Classical
and Quantum Gravity, talks about the citation rate of this journal
as it specifically relates to brane theory. Classical
and Quantum Gravity is ranked at #6 among the journals publishing papers on
brane theory in the last decade, with 122 papers and a total of 897
cites to its credit. In the ISI
Essential
Science Indicators
Web product, Classical
and Quantum Gravity’s citations number
14,264 for 2,680 papers published, placing it in the top 100 journals
in the field of Physics.
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