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e-index

The e-index (Zhang 2009) is simply a measure of the excess citations in the h-index core beyond those necessary to produce the core itself. It is measured as:

$$e=\sqrt{C^H-h^2}=\sqrt{\sum\limits_{i=1}^{h}{C_i}-h^2}.$$

Graphically, it is the square-root of the total citations within the upper part of the citation curve.

History

Yeare
19970.0000
19981.7321
19995.2915
20007.0000
20019.7980
200212.9228
200315.6205
200420.4206
200525.0998
200631.1127
200735.9166
200840.7554
200945.1110
201050.2494
201155.2901
201259.8080
201365.2687
201469.9786
201574.2832
201678.7718
201782.0792
201885.7496
201989.2300
202092.2605
202195.5039
202298.5140
2023101.2028
2024104.1393
2025104.4653

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