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Fig 1.

Power law (a) probability distribution and (b) correlation.

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Fig 2.

Power law with exponential cut-off.

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Table 1.

Test of evolution of power law distributions for citations to peer-reviewed 1997 and 1998 documents indexed in the Scopus database.

Statistically significant p-values are denoted in bold. For each year in the evolution of the distribution p-values for the fit to the power-law model and likelihood (LR) ratios with p-values are given for alternatives distributions.

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Table 2.

Test of evolution of power law distributions for citations to peer-reviewed 1984 documents indexed in the Web of Science database.

Statistically significant p-values are denoted in bold. For each year in the evolution of the distribution p-values for the fit to the power-law model and likelihood (LR) ratios with p-values are given for alternatives distributions.

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Table 3.

Scopus—support for a power law distribution.

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Table 4.

Web of Science—support for a power law distribution.

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Table 5.

Support for power law distribution—field level analyses.

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Fig 3.

Scaling correlation between exponential growth of impact and size.

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Table 6.

Scaling exponents for scaling correlation between impact and field sizes.

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