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Scopus Citation overview Signed in

Amit Kumar Thakur

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This document provides a detailed overview of the citations associated with the research contributions of Amit Kumar Thakur from 2018 to 2022. The objective is to summarize the impact of his publications within the academic community by examining citation counts over several years. The methodology involves reviewing citation data and categorizing it based on the publication years. Analysis indicates that a total of 128 citations were recorded, with a concentration of publications in 2021, reflecting a growing recognition of his work within the field. The results highlight key publications and their citation trajectories, indicating a certain level of influence on subsequent research. The findings can guide future research directions and provide insights into the academic landscape surrounding Thakur's contributions.

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