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CIMNE Scholar increased its citations in a 12% last year

Jan 19, 2022

CIMNE has registered 8.136 citations in Google Scholar in 2021. This figure represents a 12 percent more than in 2020, a higher increase compared to the 2019/2020 period, in which publications grew by 4,8%.

As of January 19, 2022, the account accumulates 93,615 total citations, with an h-index of 142 and an i10-index of 1.157.

Google Scholar January

Top-three of the most cited papers of the CIMNE Scholar account are, one more year, the following ones:

A plastic-damage model for concrete
J Lubliner, J Oliver, S Oller, E Oñate
International Journal of solids and structures 25 (3), 299-326, 1989.

3.798 (+ 630 citations in 2021)


A constitutive model for partially saturated soils
EE Alonso, A Gens, A Josa
Géotechnique 40 (3), 405-430, 1990.

3.176 (+241 citations in 2021)


A finite point method in computational mechanics. Applications to convective transport and fluid flow
E Oñate, S Idelsohn, OC Zienkiewicz, RL Taylor
International journal for numerical methods in engineering 39 (22), 3839-3866, 1990

1.089 (+71 citations in 2021)

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