/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8938813
>this board hates medicine
I don't hate it all. The premed students can be a bit much. See my post >>8938771 I have nothing but all the love in the world for doctors. Without doxing myself, I know the struggle that medical personnel deal with on a daily basis. It's the shit that I described that is the problem. It is systemic, unfortunately.

>>8926576
>american history since 1865
Nice.
>american history since 1865
gave it away

>>8888264
>The Earth's not a closed system
Try again brainlet. The earth is a closed system.

Source: https://www.uvm.edu/~cmehrten/courses/earthhist/Earth%20Closed%20System.pdf

>>8767755
So I forgot to check your double dubs in my last post >>8767829 So checked.

Pure math, applied math, and stats can vary depending on the subject of the paper, and the focus of the journal.

I have a good friend in pure math and these are pretty much the outlines.

Intro:
*wgaf about this paper
>brainlet and tard (YEAR) blah blah blah
Motivation/Inspiration:
>I watched my dog dookie and thought about
(the last is a bad example but you get the point)
Proof:
>fuck yeah this is what you are here for
Optional:
>maybe a conclusion
References:
>self explanatory

Applied math and stats usually are a mix of the above with a few applications on existing data sets. Some sections may be longer depending on the journals audience.

Once you submit, you might be approved for publication right away, or maybe some questions/additional material might need to be provided.

>FUCK THAT 3RD REVIEWER
>3RD REVIEWER ALWAYS NEEDS MORE
>3RD REVIEWER WILL MAKE YOUR LIFE HELL

Once that's cleared you're good to go. Now prepare for bogus journal spam. Also start looking for conferences to present your findings.

Any other questions, don't be afraid to ask. If i am not online, then I am sure someone else will answer.

Like I said initially, it really is field dependent.