Identifying my h-indexin Web of Science

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Create a Citation Report to calculate the h-index

Identifying my h-index inWeb of Science

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h-index [?] : 3

The h-index for these results is 3

Create a Citation Report to calculate the h-index

h-index [?] : 3

h-index= the number of papers (N) in the list that have

N or more citations

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h-index = 3 These 3 papers have been cited 3 or more times

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Papers below the green line have been

cited less than 3 times

To identify my h-index:

Use Author Finder to produce a list of publications for analysis

Create a Citation Report to calculate the h-index

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