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This citation appears to be from: "Quantum Mechanics and Path Integrals" by R.P. Feynman and A.R. Hibbs (1965)
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Findings
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Detected Issues
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All Issues
Citations
Facts
Plagiarism
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Missing citation for quantum mechanics claimThe claim about particle-wave duality lacks proper academic citation.
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Questionable statistical claimThe 95.3% effectiveness claim seems inflated compared to published studies.
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Potential plagiarism detectedSection 3.2 matches 78% with a 2017 paper by Johnson et al.
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Possible incorrect citation formatThe reference to Feynman (1965) may need page numbers for APA style.
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Outdated experimental resultsThe 2011 results have been superseded by more recent findings (2020).
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Missing citation for quantum mechanics claimThe claim about particle-wave duality lacks proper academic citation.
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Possible incorrect citation formatThe reference to Feynman (1965) may need page numbers for APA style.
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Questionable statistical claimThe 95.3% effectiveness claim seems inflated compared to published studies.
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Outdated experimental resultsThe 2011 results have been superseded by more recent findings (2020).
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Potential plagiarism detectedSection 3.2 matches 78% with a 2017 paper by Johnson et al.
Academic Integrity Report
Generated: July 15, 2023 | Analyzed by: ScholarFact AI
54
Total Issues Found
28
Citation Issues
15
Fact Issues
11
Plagiarism Issues
Critical Issues Summary
Type | Severity | Count | Example |
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Plagiarism | High | 7 | Section 3.2 has 78% similarity to prior work |
Citation | High | 12 | Major claims lack academic references |
Fact | Medium | 9 | Statistical claims appear inflated |
Citation | Medium | 10 | Partial or improperly formatted citations |
Detailed Findings
Citation Issues
Location | Issue | Recommendation |
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Page 4, Paragraph 2 | Missing citation for quantum mechanics claim | Add reference to standard textbook like Griffiths (2004) |
Page 7, Reference 5 | Incomplete citation (missing page numbers) | Format according to APA style guidelines |
Page 12, Footnote 3 | Questionable source (non-peer-reviewed blog) | Replace with academic journal reference |
Fact Issues
Location | Claim | Verification Status |
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Abstract | "95.3% effectiveness rate" | Not confirmed - highest in literature is 89.2% |
Section 2.1 | "The only known solution to this problem" | Disputed - at least 3 alternative solutions exist |
Section 3.4 | "Results from 2011 study" | Outdated - newer 2020 study contradicts |
Plagiarism Issues
Location | Similarity | Source |
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Literature Review (para 2) | 78% match | Johnson et al. 2017, without attribution |
Methodology description | 62% match | Standard lab manual text (should be paraphrased) |
AI Detection Metrics
73%
AI Likelihood Score
Low
Text Perplexity
High
Burstiness
Note: This analysis suggests a high probability of AI-generated content based on text characteristics, though human-authored content with these patterns is possible.