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On the ordering of authors in an academic publication, including common ordering conventions and interpretations of specific positions in an academic discipline.
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Graduation paper submitted to conference, suddenly demoted to third author?
Unless authors are arranged alphabetically, it would indeed be expected that the largest contributor be the first listed, and from what you have written that would appear to have been you.
Except...
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Order of authors for a tenure-track assistant professor in the USA: second author after Ph.D...
The answer for appropriate author order is very dependent on the culture of your (sub)field. For example, if you are a computer engineer, you should probably be second author, while if you are a biol …
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US Postdoc in Japan not allowed to be first-author due to being foreign. How to proceed?
While what you are describing is entirely inappropriate from a perspective of scientific ethics, I would not be surprised if:
there may be a language/culture miscommunication causing you to misinter …
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