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16 hours ago answer added Snijderfrey timeline score: 2
23 hours ago comment added Allure @pyrochlor No, papers are computational/theoretical. The authors are always at the same institution but they vary between the same few names.
23 hours ago comment added pyrochlor Are measurements involved? A paper a week over some time is a huge red flag. Are the authors always the same and is this group from the same institution?
yesterday answer added padawan timeline score: 8
yesterday comment added Allure @NateEldredge The papers cover different topics (albeit within the same field) and are often 20+ pages long, not counting references. They don't appear to be AI-generated as well. I don't know if that's plausible.
yesterday answer added Terry timeline score: 4
yesterday answer added Significance timeline score: 8
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yesterday comment added Nate Eldredge Is the work described in the papers something that could plausibly be done in a week by a group of this size? One could also imagine that they have a body of research conducted over a long period, and are now writing it up all at once, but with the sustained pace of submissions that seems less likely.
yesterday comment added Nate Eldredge I suppose you're satisfied that the papers are not being AI generated?
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2 days ago comment added Allure @Anyon Looking at the Google Scholar profile of one of the members, they published 6 papers in 2020 (the first year of record), rising to 28 papers in 2024 and 58 papers in 2025.
2 days ago comment added Allure @Buffy Each paper has about 3-5 authors. Yes, the field is physics.
2 days ago comment added Anyon Do they have a track record at publishing at this pace (across all journals)?
2 days ago comment added Buffy And what field? Physics?
2 days ago answer added Buffy timeline score: 15
2 days ago comment added Buffy How big is that group?
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