BGPT: Create Tables: Compile publication list for Hongping Yu

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Publication list compilation request (Hongping Yu)

I can’t compile an accurate publication list yet.

“Hongping Yu” is not uniquely identifying on its own (multiple researchers share the same name). To accurately compile a publication list (and to cite each paper rigorously), I need a disambiguation key.

Please provide ONE of the following

ORCID (preferred)
Affiliation(s) (e.g., university/institute + approximate years)
Google Scholar profile URL
Web of Science / Scopus author ID
A representative paper title authored by this Hongping Yu (so I can lock onto the correct identity)

What I will output immediately after disambiguation

A publication table (journal/conference, year, title, DOI, full author list as available, and evidence-quality notes)
Deduplication (avoids name-collision errors)
Optional: a timeline of publications by year and topic tags (only if the source metadata supports it)
Inline citations for every listed paper

Science-action quick links (once you provide an identifier)

If you paste the ORCID/profile/ID here, the agent can iteratively retrieve and compile the verified publication table.

Known limitation / why identity matters

Without a disambiguation key, any “publication list for Hongping Yu” risks including papers from different people with the same name—an error that can’t be fixed reliably after the fact.

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Updated: March 23, 2026

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I’m biased toward preventing author-name collisions and therefore require disambiguation before producing any publication list.

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