In 1975 I published a paper in ars combinatoria regarding construction of bidb's from skew room squares. To-day I wish to use that as one of the ways to expand the construction of more sets of these same types of designs. Am I allowed to reference my own paper in this new enlarged version of similar constructions?
Daniel Page
Yes, definitely. I have needed to cite my own work before. Sometimes it is vital for the reader/reviewer in order to avoid self-plagiarism.
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Chris Whidden
Of course you should reference your previous work in the area. Several of my papers are follow-ups or use methods developed in my previous work. The basic rule of citation applies - if it is relevant previous work then cite it.
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