Metrics
Bibliometric indicators, computed from the bibliography itself
96 Documents
2 869 Citations
25 h-index
47 i10-index
Figures computed from the Scopus BibTeX export of 26 October 2026; citation counts are a snapshot at that date. The page is regenerated from publications.bib, so it moves whenever the bibliography does.
Documents per year
Citations per work
The solid curve is every work ordered by citations received; the dashed diagonal is the rank. Where they cross is the h-index: 25 works with at least 25 citations each. The vertical scale is a square root, otherwise the most cited work flattens everything behind it.
Most cited
By document type
| Type | Documents | Citations |
|---|---|---|
| Article | 56 | 2607 |
| Conference paper | 27 | 155 |
| Editorial | 8 | 1 |
| Book chapter | 3 | 79 |
| Letter | 1 | 27 |
| Review | 1 | 0 |
Method, and its limits
Every entry of a Scopus BibTeX export carries its citation count. These figures are computed from that file — no external service, no API key — and reproduce exactly what the Scopus author profile reports: 96 documents, 2 869 citations, h-index 25.
Two indicators on that profile cannot be derived this way, and are therefore absent here rather than approximated:
- how many distinct documents cite this work — that needs the citing records, not the cited ones;
- citations received per year — the export states how many citations a work has today, never when they arrived.
Self-citations are included, as they are in the Scopus figures above. Indicators of this kind describe a body of work only coarsely, and say nothing about the worth of any single piece of it.