Correction and Retraction

Correction and Retraction Policy for High-Impact Techniques for Understanding Analysis and Numerical Growth (HITUANG)

High-Impact Techniques for Understanding Analysis and Numerical Growth (HITUANG) is committed to maintaining the integrity, accuracy, and reliability of the scholarly record. Corrections and retractions are handled in accordance with the guidelines and principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

1. Correction

• Corrections are issued when minor errors are identified in a published article, such as typographical mistakes, inaccurate data, mathematical or numerical errors, or incorrect author information, which may mislead readers but do not fundamentally alter the main conclusions of the article.
• Correction requests may be submitted by authors, readers, reviewers, or editors after publication.
• Upon verification, the journal will publish an official correction linked to the original article to maintain transparency and the accuracy of the scholarly record.
• The purpose of corrections is to amend the published record while preserving the integrity and reliability of the research.

2. Retraction

• Retraction of an article may occur when serious errors affecting the validity or reliability of the research findings are identified, or in cases of ethical violations such as plagiarism, data fabrication, falsification, or duplicate publication.
• The retraction process follows the principles and guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and may involve an investigation by the editors and, when necessary, the authors' affiliated institutions.
• Retractions will be clearly announced and linked to the original article so that readers are fully informed of the reason for the retraction.
• Retracted articles will remain accessible with a clear retraction notice to ensure transparency and preserve the integrity of the scholarly record.

3. Handling Procedure

• Suspected errors, misconduct, or ethical violations may be reported by anyone, including authors, readers, reviewers, or other members of the academic community.
• The editors will conduct an initial assessment and may request clarification or supporting information from the authors.
• If the issue is confirmed, appropriate corrective action will be taken, including publication of a correction or retraction, depending on the nature and severity of the issue.
• In cases of disputes or disagreements, the journal will follow relevant COPE guidelines and established editorial procedures to ensure a fair, transparent, and consistent resolution.

4. Responsibilities of All Parties

• Authors are responsible for ensuring the accuracy, originality, and integrity of the data, mathematical analyses, computational procedures, and content presented in their articles.
• Editors and reviewers are responsible for maintaining the quality, reliability, and integrity of the peer-review and publication process.
• The journal is committed to preserving an accurate, transparent, and trustworthy scholarly record by providing clear and appropriate mechanisms for correction and retraction.