REPLICATING RESULTS IN ARCHIVAL PUBLICATIONS
5/1/2008 Author: Panos Y. Papalambros Volume: 130(5) – May, 2008 Replication of previous results is a basic element in the advancement of science. Traditionally, one of the tenets in publishing research work of archival value is the ability of the reader to replicate the results described in the paper. The implication is that the authors must provide sufficient […]
GUEST EDITORIAL JUNE 2008
5/1/2008 Author: Cagan, J.Volume: 130(6) – June, 2008 Over the past few decades, a formality to the synthesis process has begun to emerge, and with it a rich and diverse community of researchers and practitioners. To further study and advance the engineering synthesis process means several aspects of the process, often thought of as the domain of […]
