[ENG][Троллинг][СР]Статью со случайно генеренным контентом запрувили в математический журнал.

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Many years ago, a human-generated intentionally nonsense paper was accepted by the (prominent) literary culture journal Social Text. In August, a randomly-generated nonsense mathematics paper was accepted by one of the many low-tier 'open-access' research mathematics journals. The software Mathgen, which generated the accepted submission, takes as inputs author names (or those can be randomly selected also) and generates nicely TeX'd and impressive-sounding sentences which are grammatically correct but mathematically disconnected nonsense. This was reviewed by a human, (quickly, for math, in 12 days) and the reviewers' comments mention superficial problems with the submission (PDF). The references are also randomly-generated and rather hilarious. For those with concerns about submitting to lower-tier journals in an effort to promote open access, this is not a good sign!

http://science.slashdot.org/story/12/10/19/1256216/randomly-generated-math-article-accepted-by-open-access-journal?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Slashdot%2Fslashdot+%28Slashdot%29

Вспоминается анекдот: Один математик перед защитой говорит другому, ВСЕ ПРОПАЛО, я потерял 10 листов с решением , я не успеваю восстановить ! Тот отвечает: Не парься, замени их на фразу "Легко видеть что ..."