Demystifier Science Advisor Insights Author Messages 14,932 Reaction score 7,638 Thread starter May 25, 2017 #1 Is there a simple way to see how many times a scientific book has been cited? And who cited it?
aphirst Gold Member Messages 25 Reaction score 5 May 25, 2017 #2 If the book has been listed on ResearchGate, you will usually get this information as part of whatever aggregation process they do behind-the-scenes (assuming also that the citers/citees are in the same databases).
If the book has been listed on ResearchGate, you will usually get this information as part of whatever aggregation process they do behind-the-scenes (assuming also that the citers/citees are in the same databases).
marcusl Science Advisor Messages 2,982 Reaction score 708 May 30, 2017 #3 You can do the same thing by entering your book into Google Scholar. Since the databases are different, the results will undoubtedly differ as well.
You can do the same thing by entering your book into Google Scholar. Since the databases are different, the results will undoubtedly differ as well.