Probe-Particle / ppafm

Classical force field model for simulating atomic force microscopy images.
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Update links to the new paper #293

Closed NikoOinonen closed 1 month ago

NikoOinonen commented 1 month ago

So we now have the DOI for published version of the paper: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpc.2024.109341. We have several places in the repo and the wiki where we are referring to the arXiv version that should be updated to the final version.

I can at least think of the following:

I'm guessing that this paper is also what we want researchers to cite in the future if they use ppafm in their research. We could make this clear in the README or elsewhere with a statement like "If you use ppafm in your research, please cite https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cpc.2024.109341".

@ProkopHapala @ondrejkrejci @yakutovicha @aureliojgc @mondracek

ProkopHapala commented 1 month ago

Yes, I agree from now on we want users to cite this article, we should state it clearly

ondrejkrejci commented 1 month ago

@mondracek - please could you change the description on the Zenodo (https://zenodo.org/records/10563098), So the url/doi of the paper is mentioned there? Thank you!

ondrejkrejci commented 1 month ago

Updating the documentation with the pre-released article:

Udating the documentation, once the issue is available

mondracek commented 1 month ago

@ondrejkrejci Hi, Ondřej. It seems that the Zenodo records can be edited only by the person who uploaded them and I am not the one who uploaded https://zenodo.org/records/10563098. If it were my record, I should see a "Manage record" button on the top right of the web page, but I do not. I have no idea how to find out who of us uploaded it except that everyone logs into their respective Zenodo account, opens the web page of the record and checks whether he sees the "Manage record" button.

Anyway, as we are in the process of correcting the Zenodo records. The description of the https://zenodo.org/records/10563098 record has a link to another Zenodo record, Probe-Particle/PPSTM: real version - 0.1.0 (https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10669867), the description of which starts with a rather scary note that "The previous release naming is wrong" and then continues in this rather grim way. Perhaps this is intentional, so as to warn the reader that the PPSTM implementation is not stable and that it should only be used with the greatest care. If so, at least one typo should be corrected in the description: Change "in compatible" to "incompatible" (remove the superfluous space).

ondrejkrejci commented 1 month ago

@mondracek - sorry, being old and have a bad memory (I was guessing it, based on the 1st name ... ). Removed you from the assignees. And good catch about the PPSTM - I have updated the description there.

@NikoOinonen - according to some older issue, it is your repository. Feel free to update the publication there, once the issue is settled.

NikoOinonen commented 1 month ago

@NikoOinonen - according to some older issue, it is your repository. Feel free to update the publication there, once the issue is settled.

Yes, I made that one. I updated it with the DOI. I doubt the DOI is going to change even after they set the issue number, so should be good with this.

ondrejkrejci commented 1 month ago

Volume/Issue 305 !