Research Suggests Mathematics Lacks Meta-science for Reliability
An evidence map reveals that while mathematics has a mature local certification culture, it lacks a group-level meta-science to measure overall reliability. The research decomposes mathematical correctness into seven dimensions, arguing that the field's certification process is unreliable and shares similar flaws with other disciplines.
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