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I'm wondering of there is an open access archive of engineering topics, similar to ArXiv. Does anyone have any information?
Aaronvan said:I'm wondering of there is an open access archive of engineering topics, similar to ArXiv. Does anyone have any information?
kowalskil said:Try http://vixar.org (spells like arxiv but backward). It is functionally equivalent.
boneh3ad said:It also doesn't cover engineering. To my knowledge, there is no ArVix equivalent for engineering.
boneh3ad said:It also doesn't cover engineering. To my knowledge, there is no ArVix equivalent for engineering.
"Engineering equivalent to ArXiv" refers to a platform or website that provides a central repository for engineering research papers, similar to how ArXiv serves as a central repository for physics and mathematics research papers.
An "Engineering equivalent to ArXiv" is needed to make engineering research papers more easily accessible to the scientific community. It also allows for easier sharing and collaboration among engineers, and can help to promote the visibility and impact of engineering research.
An "Engineering equivalent to ArXiv" typically contains a wide range of engineering research papers, including those in the fields of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering, chemical engineering, and more.
Unlike other engineering databases, an "Engineering equivalent to ArXiv" is open access, meaning that anyone can access and download the research papers for free. It also allows for preprint submissions, meaning that research papers can be shared before they are officially published in a journal.
Most "Engineering equivalent to ArXiv" platforms have a submission process similar to ArXiv, where you can create an account and upload your paper. Some platforms may also require the paper to meet certain criteria, such as being in a specific format or covering a specific engineering topic.