Q25, run 2026-11-04-2053-sonnet

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What is the total of the citation counts of Lena Vossberg's research works?

Tests: Retractions and test records: W23's citation (W39) doesn't count, nor do the STG works citing W22.

Expected: count = 6

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6. W20 has 3 citations (W32, W35, W36), W21 has 2 (W33, W36) and W22 has 1 (W34). I excluded citations from staging records.

JSON: {"count": 6}

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7. W20 has 3 citations, W21 has 2, W22 has 1 (W34) and W23 has 1 (W39).

JSON: {"count": 7}

Why: count: expected 6, got 7

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7. The counts are W20 = 3, W21 = 2, W22 = 1 (W34) and W23 = 1. W22 would have 4 if the STG citing works were included.

JSON: {"count": 7}

Why: count: expected 6, got 7

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7. W20 has 3, W21 has 2, W22 has 1 and W23 has 1, excluding the staging citers W90–W92.

JSON: {"count": 7}

Why: count: expected 6, got 7

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7. W20 has 3, W21 has 2, W22 has 1 and W23 has 1. I excluded the staging records W90–W92 as citers.

JSON: {"count": 7}

Why: count: expected 6, got 7

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6. W20 has 3 citations, W21 has 2 and W22 has 1.

JSON: {"count": 6}

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6. W20 has 3 citations, W21 has 2 and W22 has 1.

JSON: {"count": 6}

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6. W20 has 3 citations, W21 has 2 and W22 has 1.

JSON: {"count": 6}

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6: W20 has 3 citations, W21 has 2 and W22 has 1.

JSON: {"count": 6}

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6. W20 has 3 citations (W32, W35, W36), W21 has 2 (W33, W36) and W22 has 1 (W34).

JSON: {"count": 6}