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Paul E Ohno¹, Hong-Fei Wang², Franz M Geiger³

¹Department of Chemistry, Northwestern University, Evanston, IL, 60208, USA.

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Summary

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This article corrects a mathematical error in Equation 3b, ensuring accurate scientific representation. The correction involves changing a plus sign to a minus sign for precise calculations.

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Area of Science:

Scientific publishing
Mathematical corrections

Background:

An error was identified in the original publication of Equation 3b.
The incorrect equation featured a '+' sign where a '-' sign was intended.

Purpose of the Study:

To rectify a specific mathematical error in Equation 3b.
To ensure the accuracy and integrity of the published scientific data.

Main Methods:

Identification of the erroneous mathematical symbol in Equation 3b.
Correction of the '+' sign to a '-' sign in the equation's denominator.

Main Results:

The mathematical error in Equation 3b has been successfully corrected.
Both PDF and HTML versions of the Article now display the accurate equation.

Conclusions:

The correction ensures the scientific validity of the research presented.
Accurate mathematical representations are crucial for reproducible scientific findings.