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Should I inform the editor about a generalized result of a result in a paper under review?
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Hoping that my question is appropriate for MO, I would like to ask the following question: I have sent one of the editors of a very good math journal a paper of mine which contains a main result, call it theorem A.
The editor wrote me that he sent my paper to referee and will contact me when he will get the referee's report (this was 7 weeks ago).
A week ago I have noticed that my Theorem A can be generalized to Theorem B, and Theorem B has a nice application, which Theorem A does not have.
What should I do:
(1) Should I be patient and wait for the referee's report, and only after receiving it decide what to do with my Theorem B?
(2) Should I inform the editor about my Theorem B and let him decide whether to send it to the referee or not? On the one hand, I do not want to disturb the editor (and referee), but on the other hand, perhaps the referee will be glad to see my Theorem B? (if he is not sure if my Theorem A is good enough to be published in their very good math journal, but Theorem B is).
This question is slightly similar, but it asks about fixing an error, not about generalizing a result.
Thank you very much!
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Hoping that my question is appropriate for MO, I would like to ask the following question: I have sent one of the editors of a very good math journal a paper of mine which contains a main result, call it theorem A.
The editor wrote me that he sent my paper to referee and will contact me when he will get the referee's report (this was 7 weeks ago).
A week ago I have noticed that my Theorem A can be generalized to Theorem B, and Theorem B has a nice application, which Theorem A does not have.
What should I do:
(1) Should I be patient and wait for the referee's report, and only after receiving it decide what to do with my Theorem B?
(2) Should I inform the editor about my Theorem B and let him decide whether to send it to the referee or not? On the one hand, I do not want to disturb the editor (and referee), but on the other hand, perhaps the referee will be glad to see my Theorem B? (if he is not sure if my Theorem A is good enough to be published in their very good math journal, but Theorem B is).
This question is slightly similar, but it asks about fixing an error, not about generalizing a result.
Thank you very much!
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Hoping that my question is appropriate for MO, I would like to ask the following question: I have sent one of the editors of a very good math journal a paper of mine which contains a main result, call it theorem A.
The editor wrote me that he sent my paper to referee and will contact me when he will get the referee's report (this was 7 weeks ago).
A week ago I have noticed that my Theorem A can be generalized to Theorem B, and Theorem B has a nice application, which Theorem A does not have.
What should I do:
(1) Should I be patient and wait for the referee's report, and only after receiving it decide what to do with my Theorem B?
(2) Should I inform the editor about my Theorem B and let him decide whether to send it to the referee or not? On the one hand, I do not want to disturb the editor (and referee), but on the other hand, perhaps the referee will be glad to see my Theorem B? (if he is not sure if my Theorem A is good enough to be published in their very good math journal, but Theorem B is).
This question is slightly similar, but it asks about fixing an error, not about generalizing a result.
Thank you very much!
soft-question journals
asked 1 hour ago
user237522
785612
Hoping that my question is appropriate for MO, I would like to ask the following question: I have sent one of the editors of a very good math journal a paper of mine which contains a main result, call it theorem A.
The editor wrote me that he sent my paper to referee and will contact me when he will get the referee's report (this was 7 weeks ago).
A week ago I have noticed that my Theorem A can be generalized to Theorem B, and Theorem B has a nice application, which Theorem A does not have.
What should I do:
(1) Should I be patient and wait for the referee's report, and only after receiving it decide what to do with my Theorem B?
(2) Should I inform the editor about my Theorem B and let him decide whether to send it to the referee or not? On the one hand, I do not want to disturb the editor (and referee), but on the other hand, perhaps the referee will be glad to see my Theorem B? (if he is not sure if my Theorem A is good enough to be published in their very good math journal, but Theorem B is).
This question is slightly similar, but it asks about fixing an error, not about generalizing a result.
Thank you very much!
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I myself would do (2). It adds information, enhances interest and acceptability, and is basic openness. The goal here is to enlighten and advance our understanding of the subject matter. Good luck! You should probably also prepare a careful revision for the referee's consideration.
answered 42 mins ago
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Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
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1 Answer
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I myself would do (2). It adds information, enhances interest and acceptability, and is basic openness. The goal here is to enlighten and advance our understanding of the subject matter. Good luck! You should probably also prepare a careful revision for the referee's consideration.
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
I myself would do (2). It adds information, enhances interest and acceptability, and is basic openness. The goal here is to enlighten and advance our understanding of the subject matter. Good luck! You should probably also prepare a careful revision for the referee's consideration.
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
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up vote
3
down vote
accepted
up vote
3
down vote
accepted
I myself would do (2). It adds information, enhances interest and acceptability, and is basic openness. The goal here is to enlighten and advance our understanding of the subject matter. Good luck! You should probably also prepare a careful revision for the referee's consideration.
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
I myself would do (2). It adds information, enhances interest and acceptability, and is basic openness. The goal here is to enlighten and advance our understanding of the subject matter. Good luck! You should probably also prepare a careful revision for the referee's consideration.
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
answered 42 mins ago
roy smith
9,03316360
9,03316360
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
add a comment |Â
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
Thank you very much! I think that I will decide soon. I wonder if someone will advice me to choose (1). Yes, I am working on a second version of my paper.
– user237522
6 mins ago
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