Re: Discussion of authorship by the D0 Collaboration

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Dear Vera,
Last week we had the CMS collaboration meeting and in the Collaboration
Board I reported on the work of our committee. I did not ask wsplicitely
votes, but the results are essentially equal to thos of D0, with interest
for Belle and full rejection of partition. I am convinced that maybe such
an approach will become possible for instance for the Linear Collider, if
and only if such an idea is worked out together with the proposal of
the experiment. It will have probably huge consequences on funding, on the
structure of the collaboration but people will know thei destiny
ciao
Lorenzo

On Thu, 30 Jun 2005, Dmitri_Denisov wrote:

>
> Dear WG members!
>
> The D0 Collaboration had its annual meeting a week ago with
> Institutional Board meeting to discuss different Collaboration wide
> issues. One of them was my report about C11 authorship WG progress and
> discussion of the D0 authorship rules. Below is outcome on major questions
> discussed. Vote was taken on each question with ~50 reps of
> the Collaboration institutes present (out of ~74 total). The vote was "not
> official" and outcome is not changing any of the current D0 authorship
> rules, rather we wanted to understand D0 Institutional Board  position on
> authorship:
>
> 1. Alphabetical or non-alphabetical listing of authors: ~90oted for
> simple alphabetical listing with no exceptions.
>
> 2. Voluntary sign up as started by the Belle Collaboration: opinions here
> split, with ~70oting for this proposal.
>
> 3. Proposal to "partition collaboration into smaller units for
> publications": 100f IB reps voted it down.
>
> So, position of the D0 Collaboration on the above issues is rather clear.
> We plan to have formal proposal for changes of the D0 authorship rules as
> soon as C11 authorship WG report is released.
>
> As a reference: ~50f the D0 collaboration is from non-US groups (mainly
> Europe) and more then 50f the D0 members are involved in LHC
> collaborations, so above numbers might provide "exit poll" expectations.
>
> Dmitri.
>
>