Deletion of Emil Martinec

Comment: He doesn't seem to have a GS profile, but a GS search for "Emil Martinec" is pretty impressive, even within the highly cited field of physics. There are nearly three pages of articles cited in the triple digits, which I think constitutes an easy pass of #C1 (and I'd have a hard time believing that there's insufficient material for a good well-sourced entry on his work
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Comment: with around 10,000 GS citations (when I stopped counting). Nominator is advised to do efore before making more nominations
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Comment: I've added a bit. Subject sails past #C1. Cheers
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Comment: per #C1. It appears that his papers' author lists are alphabetized (typical for many mathematical disciplines), so we can't infer much from author order, but his top citation counts on Google scholar are four papers with over 1000 citations each, and even his top single-author paper has 439. That's enough even in a high-citation field
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Comment: Passes #C1 with 27 papers in the triple-digit range on GS, a GS h-index of 48, and an h-index of 33 by the more restrictive criteria of SCOPUS https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=6603786033. Heterotic string theory is a https://books.google.com/books?id=WNZyoUteXIkC&lpg=PA538&dq=%22Emil%20Martinec%22&pg=PA402#v=onepage&q=Martinec&f=false major topic in theoretical physics, and their 1985 paper that introduced it has 1,297 citations in the Web of Science (and almost 2,000 by the more permissive counting of GS). The https://doi.org/10.1016/0550-3213(86)90356-1 paper from the same era on the BRST quantization of superstrings has been comparably influential (1,444 citations on Web of Science, over 2,100 on GS). In academic biographies, institutional sources (e.g., the subject's current or former universities) are acceptable for uncontroversial claims
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