A view of mathematics research productivity at U.S. regional public universities
Robert G. Donnelly

TL;DR
This paper provides statistical summaries of mathematics research output at U.S. regional public universities, analyzing various metrics including authorship type and publication length.
Contribution
It introduces a comprehensive analysis of research productivity metrics specific to regional public universities in the U.S.
Findings
Distinct patterns in single-authored versus collaborative work
Variation in publication length across institutions
Quantitative insights into research output volume
Abstract
Statistical summaries of certain kinds of mathematics research output are given for a large sample of U.S. regional public universities. These statistical summaries are reported using a variety of metrics that distinguish between single-authored and collaborative work and account for publication length.
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Taxonomy
Topicsscientometrics and bibliometrics research · Research Data Management Practices · Statistics Education and Methodologies
