Re:A Failure of Academic Quality Control [pdf]
by mkl on Monday September 03, 2018 @03:32AM
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Not necessarily. Most papers are only ever read by a few people, and even very well cited papers can contain errors which may not be corrected in public unless they significantly change the outcome (but which can make analogous proofs more difficult, as I found with a 2000-citation paper in my PhD's field (its outcome wasn't affected)).
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