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A good start, but...
[edit]This topic should be on Wikipedia, but there is a lot needed first. An incomplete list.
- Read WP:NOTHOW. You need to avoid "how-to" guide information.
- Sources go everywhere. For instance #Sample Preparation, #Setpoint effect and others have no sources.
- Claims must be sourced. For instance the sentence "Shortly after, it was suggested that it is also a triplet superconductor, a claim refuted more recently." lacks sources for both the coaim and refutation.
- KISS, always.
- As with all science articles, items in formulae must be defined.
- Beware of duplicating existing content. You need to read the assorted other STM pages and track their "See Also" sections -- literature tracing as in all science.
- You may want to post at WT:PHYSICS to get help. I know some but not all of the literature, there are orobably others who know more.
You have taken on an ambitious project. Ldm1954 (talk) 18:45, 3 August 2025 (UTC)
- Dear ldm1954,
- many thanks for taking the time to review the draft! I have tried to implement the suggested improvements, but realise that it won't be perfect (but I guess one of the benefits of wikipedia is that the page can evolve even after acceptance). Some specific comments:
- re 2: I have added references, except for '#sample preparation' and the section describing the Intuitive picture, where I have added cross-references to relevant wikipedia pages (it would be difficult to find original references there). I can try to find a reference to a textbook though if referencing other wikipedia pages is not sufficient.
- re 3: I have added references for the claims, and also more references which I would consider relevant to the topic in general.
- re 5: I believe that symbols are now defined. I have tried not to repeat definitions, but that could be easily fixed it it would be better if symbols are defined after each equation.
- re 6: I agree, and am not completely sure how to best navigate. There is naturally some overlap, but I believe that is unavoidable to keep the page somewhat self-contained, but am happy about any advice where, e.g., there is too much overlap. I have now also added a 'See also' section so that people know where to read more, e.g., about some of the more technical details of STM omitted here. Pwstauk (talk) 00:01, 4 August 2025 (UTC)
- I have tried to address also what was mentioned in the teahouse and will try to resubmit the current version. For full disclosure, I work in the field and am co-author of some of the references, but believe that the account is balanced (though happy to hear other opinions). Pwstauk (talk) 18:11, 5 August 2025 (UTC)
- I am struggling with checking a paper, so may not look at it for a bit. I am at the edge of the field, having heard quite a few talks on the topic, but not a true expert.
- I suggest that you add a more specific disclosure, for instance a section similar to Talk:Fiveling#Self citation disclosure, edited as appropriate. Ldm1954 (talk) 18:57, 5 August 2025 (UTC)
- Thanks, I have added something more specific, hope that works. No worries if it takes a bit, I'll try to keep working on it when I have time in the meantime, and maybe others will contribute. Pwstauk (talk) 21:38, 5 August 2025 (UTC)
- I have tried to address also what was mentioned in the teahouse and will try to resubmit the current version. For full disclosure, I work in the field and am co-author of some of the references, but believe that the account is balanced (though happy to hear other opinions). Pwstauk (talk) 18:11, 5 August 2025 (UTC)
Self citation disclosure
[edit]This article contains self citation by one of the editors (pwstauk). The original article contains 6 references to this editors work (out of 39). pwstauk (talk) 20:05, 5 Aug 2025 (UTC)
