The two classes in the morning were very fruitful.
Task 2, the study of D-level difficulty ‘non-homogeneous equations’, the inspiration value increased by 76 points;
For Task 1, the research on ‘Partial Differential Equations’ with level B difficulty, the inspiration value also increased by seventeen points.
Compared with the previous day, the study of 'non-homogeneous equations' in one class increased the inspiration value by more than 200 points. The improvement of more than 70 points seems to be nothing, but in fact it is not. It is like the 'Fourier Transform'
' According to the research, the first class increases the inspiration value the most, and then it will decline exponentially.
Wang Hao’s understanding is that ‘most students have repeated ideas’, ‘there is an upper limit to the content that can be explored by a single knowledge’ and ‘there is an upper limit to human wisdom’.
All three will have an impact.
Therefore, there is a difference in the inspiration feedback obtained from giving lectures to hundreds of people versus giving lectures to thousands of people, but the difference will not be too big.
For the research on the D-level difficulty ‘non-homogeneous equation’, the inspiration value reached 126 points, once again exceeding the upper limit of 100 points.
After Wang Hao returned to the office, he immediately started research again, recorded the knowledge lines in his mind, and merged them into one research direction - a new solution method for non-homogeneous linear differential equations with second-order constant coefficients.
This special solution is very clever and applies to linear algebra and geometric differential, and even a little understanding of topology.
Wang Hao spent half an hour taking notes and using the new solution method he developed to complete the solution process of a conventional equation.
Looking at it as a whole again, it feels very strange.
"This new solution is easier than the conventional solution and is universal, but it is not easy to understand."
“The research and development is not difficult and the results are not bad!”
This latest research is much better than the two trivial results summarized the day before, and Wang Hao is still very satisfied.
After finishing the records, he started writing the paper.
Most of the results of solving non-homogeneous equations consist of characters, formulas, transformations, images, etc. When writing a paper, you only need to put the core in and add some introduction and analysis, which is relatively easy.
It took two hours to complete the three papers.
After that, Wang Hao spent almost two hours translating the introduction and analysis into English, and now there is a bilingual paper in Chinese and English.
Then he took a long stretch and thought about the issue of submission.
Since I have written an English version of my paper, I will definitely submit it to an international journal. It does not need to be a very influential journal, it just needs to be indexed by SCI.
However, there is a problem.
"I need money!"
Wang Hao suddenly felt very distressed. There were very few magazines that paid manuscript fees. Some top international journals did not charge fees, but the probability of passing small mathematics results was not high. The best choice was a professional mathematics journal with some influence.
"Computer Mathematics and Information Engineering", definitely not.
Most of the papers published in "Computer Mathematics and Information Engineering" are related to "computer" and "algorithm". For example, pure mathematics research is best published in professional mathematics magazines.
Publishing an SCI paper is not cheap.
The largest part is the page fee, most of which are charged based on the number of pages, ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars.
Looking at the twenty-four-page paper in his hand, Wang Hao roughly knew that it would cost three thousand US dollars at least, and might even reach ten thousand US dollars at most.
Three thousand US dollars, more than 20,000 yuan.
"The money on the bank card is probably just enough to publish a few small papers..."
"What if there are still results next week?"
“Can’t afford to publish a paper?”
Wang Hao once again felt the malice from society. He couldn't help but stretched himself and asked other people in the office with confusion, "I want to ask you something, how did you get SCI? It's so expensive... If you get SCI
There are too many, but the salary is not enough, right?”
Zhu Ping is watching soap operas.
Yan Jing is grading homework.
Zhang Zhiqiang is writing code.
Luo Dayong was looking out the window and thinking...
After hearing Wang Hao's question, several people turned their heads in unison, their expressions a little confused.
"The salary is not enough to publish a paper? No way?" Zhu Ping said first, "I have two SCI papers, so it's only more than 10,000, right?"
Yan Jing said, "When I was studying for my Ph.D., I published three articles, which were about the same, more than 10,000 yuan, not bad."
Zhang Zhiqiang asked, "Do you want to publish papers? How many papers? How come the salary is not enough?"
"three."
Wang Hao stretched out his hand and compared numbers.
Everyone in the office suddenly stared. Zhu Ping patted the table and jumped up, "Three articles? Three articles in one breath? Are you kidding me? I have only published two articles in so many years of work!"
"Just finished it~~~"
Wang Hao said weakly.
"How many pages?" Zhang Zhiqiang continued to ask.
"More than twenty pages."
"It's estimated to cost 10,000 to 20,000. It seems to be getting more and more expensive now, but more than 20,000 or 30,000 is enough." Zhang Zhiqiang estimated the number, and after finishing speaking, he did not forget to add at the corner of his mouth, "Are you a machine?
?After completing three papers so quickly, you still want to submit them to international magazines, or is it the previous content?"
"now it's right."
Zhu Ping immediately came to the conclusion, "It should be the previous content. Wang Hao, an outstanding doctoral graduate from Donggang!"
She convinced herself with this reason.
Others also nodded. After coming to Xihai University for more than a week, he wrote three papers for submission to international magazines. It is really amazing.
Wang Hao simply didn’t explain.
At this time, Luo Dayong suddenly said a crucial sentence, "Does the school have subsidies? The greater the impact factor of the journal, the higher the subsidies."
"For top-ranked magazines such as Science and Nature, you can get hundreds of thousands; for journals with an impact factor of more than 10, you can get between 10,000 and 20,000 yuan; there are also subsidies for others, with the minimum being a thousand yuan."
Zhang Zhiqiang also said, "Yes, don't worry, there is a subsidy." After that, he added, "I got it once, more than 20,000 yuan."
This sentence is equivalent to saying 'I have published papers in top journals'.
Zhu Ping curled her lips when she heard this.
She couldn't bear to see Zhang Zhiqiang always showing off, but she had to admit that in the office, Zhang Zhiqiang was indeed very powerful, and he was sure to be promoted to associate professor.
Wang Hao was elated after hearing this.
He originally thought that if he published a paper in "Computer Mathematics and Information Engineering" and could earn thousands of royalties per article, it would be pretty good.
It turns out that there are subsidies for the university!
"Computer Mathematics and Information Engineering" is also a top international journal with an impact factor greater than '10'.
One article can earn you 20,000 yuan, and three articles can earn you 60,000 yuan!
Can I try to submit the three papers in hand to top journals? There is a chance for the latest one, but forget about the other two.
Wang Hao carefully calculated the comparison of expenses and income, and once again felt that the two papers published the day before were useless. Submitting to an international magazine cost hundreds or thousands of dollars, and in the end he only received a small subsidy?
Two money-losing articles!
"Otherwise, how about simply publishing it in a domestic magazine? It doesn't matter whether it is admitted to SCI or not. Just spend hundreds or thousands and publish it."
Wang Hao thought carefully.
Others in the office also used the topic of the paper as an introduction and began to discuss it.
What they are talking about is professional title evaluation.
In this regard, Zhang Zhiqiang has the most say, "The school has no clear regulations for transfer to associate professor, but it is best to have one (international) high-impact paper and a few SCIs. If there are many SCIs, more than a dozen or dozens of papers
, no problem.”
"It would be best if you still have a project in hand, a national or provincial youth fund project. It would be even better if it can be completed."
"There are other requirements, such as teaching years, academic qualifications, etc., but they are not necessary. The most important thing is the thesis."
As he spoke, he also complained, "I read reports every day saying that breaking away from 'thesis-only doctrine' turns out that the paper is still the most important. In the past two years, I feel that I have no time to do any research, and I just write papers all day long."
Then he added, "We only have some time now."
The meaning can be understood as, "I have finally been promoted to associate professor, and I no longer need to continue working hard to write a thesis."
The former is the key.
Others had long been accustomed to Zhang Zhiqiang’s ‘talking skills’, so they simply ignored his last sentence and started discussing, “Yeah, it’s what you say, it’s what you do, no essay evaluation, what kind of evaluation should you use?”
"I was talking to a professor of social sciences last time, and he mentioned this problem. We domestic people all have an advantage and a disadvantage, that is, they are good at exploiting loopholes. If there is no definite evaluation method, even administrators can be promoted to professors."
"It's just too complicated. Look at Wang Hao, he has finished three papers..."
"I've been working for a year now and I haven't written a single article! Writing in English is the biggest obstacle!"
Others just talked briefly.
Wang Hao did not participate in the topic and just listened quietly. He suddenly realized that his idea was wrong.
SCI is still very important.
Whether it is for assessing professional titles or anything else, having more professional SCI articles will only have advantages and no disadvantages.