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about copycat82, the Un-Credible Ph.D.

Here are the menus, to organize, and present, the case about copycat82, the un-Ph.D.

Would duplicate keys, ever let own a house? How would that work about a cut-and-paste, such as copycat82 which was granted a "Ph.D." title, with a worse than trivial content?

These pages, suggest wisdom, by contra-position. That is, when I point out the faults of copycat82/83, thereby I also mean to suggest what should not be, and why not.






A Proof of Its Plagiarism













The Consequences, In the Real World













copycat82's Lack-of-Achievement

How much faultfullness would you expect to see in a Ph.D.-granted work, which claims to be a method, to build and, also to "verify/analyze" (i.e: to make sure the thing works)? Meet the copycat82 faultfulness, even at the most central places of it.


Net model

copycat82 Gate Problems






copycat82's Fake Claims(much ado about nothing)

















copycat82 - Page-by-Page
Raw Dumps of My Precise Commentary

copycat82/83 is a plagiarist. Therefore, the readers of this case-study, do not need the text of copycat82/83, to learn about what it contains. It suffices to read the prior art papers, which copycat82/83 cuts-and-pastes. But if the text of copycat82 is already available to the reader, then the page-by-page section is probably convenient, too.






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