Scholarpedia:Invitereviewer/Telecommunications

Dear %NAME%,

Would your schedule allow you to peer-review a short entry "%TITLE%" by %AUTHORS% for Scholarpedia? This mini-review article is at %URLtitle%.

To agree, please, click the following link %URL%

If you could not review this article, please follow the link %URLdecline% to decline this assignment. We would appreciate it greatly if you could recommend other reviewers who have expertise in this topic (using the form in the link above).

You will have %DAYSFORREVIEW% days for review.

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The review process in Scholarpedia is different from that of other peer-reviewed journals: It is more effective and you may actually find it interesting. In particular, you could modify the article directly and your review will be stored in the public archive and available to the community even 50 years from now.

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Scholarpedia is a peer-reviewed open-access encyclopedia written by scholars. A goal of Scholarpedia is to have topics described by the original authors/inventors involved. For example, Lotfi Zadeh, the inventor of fuzzy logic, wrote "Fuzzy Logic"; Franz Halberg, who coined the word 'circadian', wrote "Chronobiology" and "Circadian Rhythm"; James Yorke, a founder of chaos theory, writes "Chaos"; Seiji Ogawa, the inventor of fMRI, wrote "fMRI"; John Hopfield wrote "Hopfield Network", and so on; see http://www.scholarpedia.org for more details.

Scholarpedia is now extending into the fields of Telecommunications. Some outstanding scholars and inventors already accepted to write articles. Among them John Cioffi, the inventor of DSL, writes “Digital Subscriber Line”, and Andrew Viterbi writes “The Viterbi Algorithm”.

If you cannot review this article, please let me know as soon as possible. I would appreciate if you may suggest one or more scholars who may be willing to accept the review.

Best regards.

Sincerely yours, %SIGNATURE%