g index

How is the g-index calculated?


To calculate the g-index, follow these steps:
1. Order a researcher's publications in descending order based on citation count.
2. Calculate the cumulative number of citations for the top n papers.
3. Identify the largest number g such that the top g papers have at least g2 citations in total.
For example, if the top 3 papers have a combined total of at least 9 citations, the g-index would be 3.

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