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and uses averages on the assumption of the Central Limit Theorem (Glänzel 2010 ). However, citation distributions are extremely skewed (Seglen 1992 , 1997 ; cf. Leydesdorff 2008 ) and central tendency statistics give misleading results. Using
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that its variance changes with time. For the case β = 0 the central limit theorem tells us that the variance should scale as σ 2 ∼ t −1 where t denotes the number of elapsed time steps. This would be manifested in a systematic temporal variation in