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watinthedeutsch • yesterday at 12:14 PM • 4 replies • view on HN

I would say not. For a mathematicians, having to retract more than 2 papers in a lifetime is already a big issue in their career.


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zeroonetwothree • yesterday at 2:24 PM

It’s fairly common to have errors in preprints.

jacobstokes • yesterday at 12:18 PM

But is it equivalent to withdrawing post-publication or is it more akin to not passing peer review with major revisions requested?

levocardia • yesterday at 1:28 PM

But have you formalized every single one of your results? And if you haven't what odds would you put on one of them not working out, if formalized?

zzzeek • yesterday at 12:18 PM

Most mathematicians don't produce 400 papers in a 48 hour window either so I'm not sure comparisons are helpful

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