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Statistical Analysis on the Author Groups of from 2001 to 2007

Sun Yan-pin

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This paper makes statistical analysis on the author groups of Inland Earthquake, and discusses the geographic distribution, the professional title structure of the author groups, the funding situation of the papers, the amount of core authors, and the coauthors situation, etc. in order to provide the reference for the further development of the journal.

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This paper makes statistical analysis on the author groups of Inland Earthquake, and discusses the geographic distribution, the professional title structure of the author groups, the funding situation of the papers, the amount of core authors, and the coauthors situation, etc. in order to provide the reference for the further development of the journal.

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This paper makes statistical analysis on the author groups of Inland Earthquake, and discusses the geographic distribution, the professional title structure of the author groups, the funding situation of the papers, the amount of core authors, and the coauthors situation, etc. in order to provide the reference for the further development of the journal.

Key concepts: Statistical analysis, Order (exchange), Computer science, Distribution (mathematics), Operations research, Data science, Regional science, Statistics

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