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Bibliometrics
Scholarly Communication
Digital Libraries

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Accurate Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) are essential for linking and retrieving scholarly articles.
Errors in DOIs can impede research workflow and citation tracking.
Maintaining the integrity of digital archives is a core function of libraries and publishers.

Purpose:

To correct erroneous Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) associated with previously published articles.
To ensure accurate metadata for improved discoverability and citation.
To uphold the reliability of the scholarly record.

Summary:

This erratum addresses and corrects multiple incorrect Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for previously published articles.
The corrections apply to specific articles, ensuring their unique identifiers are accurate.
This action rectifies citation and linking errors, improving the usability of the journal archive.

Impact:

Enhances the accuracy and reliability of the scholarly record.
Facilitates correct citation and retrieval of affected research articles.
Improves the overall discoverability and accessibility of scientific publications.