If you put the DOI NUMBER in search in cross reference. org, your published article will pops up. This unique number patented your ownership of the article by date and time..
No one else will be able to publish or use any materials without your consent. Can you agree of the above statement? Can you elaborate on this issue?
This is a good question. Sometimes familiar things deserve a closer look because of their hidden features.
The following things have been observed by
N. Paskin, Digital Object Identifier (DOI) system
http://www.doi.org/overview/DOI_article_ELIS3.pdf
DOI is an acronym for Digital Object Identifier. The DOI system provides for unique identification, persistence, resolution, metadata, and semantic interoperability of con-tent entities (“objects”). Information about an object can change over time, including where to find it, but its DOI name will not change.
In other words, the content (title, abstract, keywords, corrections, references) of a paper with a DOI can be changed but the identity of your paper does not change. For this reason, the DOI of a paper is very important.
This is a good question. Sometimes familiar things deserve a closer look because of their hidden features.
The following things have been observed by
N. Paskin, Digital Object Identifier (DOI) system
http://www.doi.org/overview/DOI_article_ELIS3.pdf
DOI is an acronym for Digital Object Identifier. The DOI system provides for unique identification, persistence, resolution, metadata, and semantic interoperability of con-tent entities (“objects”). Information about an object can change over time, including where to find it, but its DOI name will not change.
In other words, the content (title, abstract, keywords, corrections, references) of a paper with a DOI can be changed but the identity of your paper does not change. For this reason, the DOI of a paper is very important.
DOI stands for Digital Object Identifier. It is attached to the research and cannot be changed. Many journals request the DOI of your research and of your references before publishing.
DOI is essential... sort of "patenting" your work. It also makes it easy to locate your work
I have published my research articles in journals. how to get the DOI for my Publication. My articles are cited by other researcher but i didn't received any citation in research gate.
Can anyone can explain me this one?
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