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Resumen
Este estudio corrige un artículo DOI publicado anteriormente. La corrección asegura la citación y referencia precisas para la investigación científica. Más detalles disponibles a través del DOI proporcionado.
Área de la Ciencia:
- Publicación científica
- Bibliometría
- Comunicación académica
Sus antecedentes:
- La citación precisa es crucial para la integridad científica.
- La referencia adecuada asegura la reproducibilidad de la investigación.
- Mantener identificadores de artículos correctos es esencial para las bases de datos académicas.
Objetivo del estudio:
- Corregir un DOI de artículo erróneo.
- Asegurar la descubribilidad de la investigación asociada.
- Mantener los estándares de mantenimiento de registros científicos.
Principales métodos:
- Identificación del DOI incorrecto.
- Emisión de un aviso de corrección.
- Actualización de bases de datos y registros académicos.
Principales resultados:
- Se ha identificado y rectificado el DOI incorrecto.
- El DOI correcto ya está disponible para una citación precisa.
- Se ha preservado la integridad del registro científico.
Conclusiones:
- Las correcciones son una parte vital del proceso de publicación académica.
- Los DOI precisos mejoran la accesibilidad y el impacto de la investigación.
- Esta corrección asegura que la comunidad científica pueda acceder y citar adecuadamente el trabajo.
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