The Epidemiology of Research on “Anomalous Water”

Bruce C. Bennion · Laurence A. Neuton

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Abstract The epidemiological idea‐dissemination model is applied to bibliographic data on anomalous water (or “polywater”) research. This data encompasses a definite and closed time period. Results indicate the need for a more refined epidemic model.

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1963Little Science, Big Science 1966Mathematical Approach to the Spread of Scientific Ideas—the History of Mast Cell Research 1971A Mathematical Method for Analyzing the Growth of a Scientific Discipline

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