Power Laws in the Information Production Process¶
Egghe. (2005). Power Laws in the Information Production Process: Lotkaian Informetrics. Elsevier.
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Domain-specific¶
- Lotka's Law
- The law belongs to a family of closely related power-law-tailed distribution regularities in the sociology of science: Zipf's law for word-frequency distributions, Bradford's law for the scattering of papers across journals, and Price's law for citation concentration
This sourceTreats Lotka, Zipf and Bradford as one family of information-production power laws and derives their interrelations.
- The law belongs to a family of closely related power-law-tailed distribution regularities in the sociology of science: Zipf's law for word-frequency distributions, Bradford's law for the scattering of papers across journals, and Price's law for citation concentration
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