TC = Total Citations (Total Citations is the measure of cumulative amount of citations that a source/journal has received within the given period of time) NP = Number of Papers/Articles(Total number of papers/articles published within the given period of time PY = Publication Year (Publication Year refers to the year in which a document was published, with the first year of the selected time period taken as the starting point for analysis) h-index = A researcher has an h-index of h if h of their publications have each received at least h citations, indicating balanced productivity and impact g-index = A researcher has a g-index of g if their top g most-cited publications together received at least g² citations, giving more weight to highly cited works m-index = The m-index is calculated as the h-index divided by the number of years since the first publication, reflecting consistent scholarly impact over time