Add page that lists papers that reference PlasmaPy - #181
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Looking back at the discussion in #116, I'm wondering if it would be better to put these lists in PlasmaPy's documentation itself, rather than on the PlasmaPy project webpage. We could potentially create a bibtex file, and use sphinxcontrib-bibtex to generate a separate bibliography page that focuses solely on papers that have used PlasmaPy to get results. |
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Whilst working on an NSF proposal, I put together a list of papers that reference PlasmaPy in some way. This PR is to add that list to the website.
To get this list, I did a fulltext search on NASA ADS for PlasmaPy, and filtered out records in the PlasmaPy Community on Zenodo, conference abstracts, and a few other records here and there. I then did a search on Google Scholar for "PlasmaPy"...though I had to wade through a bunch of records for "plasma pyrolysis" and "plasma PY" levels which maybe refers to vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) levels in blood? No clue.
A big thank you to everyone who cited PlasmaPy in their works! It really does help!
Closes #116. Related to PlasmaPy/PlasmaPy#1753.
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When exporting the list from NASA ADS, I used the following custom format so that it gets lists of