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Open source journal, also called "open access" (abbreviated as "open access"). It refers to putting academic information resources on the Internet so that anyone can obtain them for free without considering copyright or registration restrictions.
An open source journal is a free online journal designed to provide all users with unrestricted access to the full text of journal articles via the Internet. This type of journal generally adopts an operating model in which the author pays for publication, readers obtain it for free, and have unlimited use. The copyright of the article is retained by the author. In terms of paper quality control, journals are similar to traditional journals and adopt a strict peer review system. Instead of using copyright to restrict access and use of published documents, open source journals use copyright and other tools to ensure that documents are permanently publicly available.
Publishing form:
&Journal (cr,), that is, a journal based on the publishing model. It may be a newly established electronic journal or a transformation from an existing traditional journal. Most open access journals adopt a method where authors pay and readers receive free access.
&Open archive ( ), that is, research institutions or authors themselves store papers that have not been published or have been published in traditional journals as open electronic files.
& Whether a journal is open source or not has nothing to do with whether the paper is included. Some data studies show that open source journals can significantly increase the citation frequency of papers because they provide a wider global readership than any subscription-based journal.
The retrieval number and collection number of the paper
In the (C) database, there are number, number and number.
&: The search number of C paper. It is a unique number that identifies a journal and issue, so all articles published in the same issue have the same number.
&: Digital Object Identifier ( ) is a system for permanently identifying and exchanging intellectual property in a digital environment. Equivalent to a person's ID card, it ensures the accurate extraction of digital objects in a network environment.
&: The ampersand () is the unique identifier of the article, that is, the collection number of the paper. (Note: In the past, : refers specifically to the collection/index number, and: refers specifically to the collection/index number. Now it is unified as:.)
& Search method: Step 1: Search for papers in.
&Step 2: Select the required article and click &Add to marked results list&r.
& Step 3: Click & mark the result list&r, and select &r in the output record: author, address, serial number, title, accession number, citation frequency, source publication, etc.
&Step 4: Click Print (set the selected record to print format) or save it in text format. When you open it, you can see the number, number and number in the record.
For example: ./....
& number:
Accession number: :
The collection number and retrieval number in & are both &cbr&r
& search method : Step 1: Enter the database to search for papers
Step 2: Click on the detailed record of each paper. You can find c
& If you have any paper matters, please contact Editor Yang