Micromath respects the copyright of researchers, publishers, and creators. Our articles are original explanations that link back to the papers they discuss; they do not republish full papers. If you believe content on this site infringes your copyright, contact us at contact@micromath.in and we will review the matter.
Each explanation is written from scratch in our own words, grounded in the original paper, with a link to the source so readers can verify it. Quoted passages are brief and attributed. If we learn that something on the site goes beyond fair use or our own standards, we correct or remove it.
To help us act quickly, an infringement notice sent to contact@micromath.in should include:
Valid notices are reviewed by the editorial team. Material found to infringe is removed or corrected, and repeat problems are handled by tightening our editorial checks. Notices that are incomplete or concern material we wrote independently may be declined with an explanation.
If material was removed because of a notice you believe was mistaken, you may reply with the page address, the reason you believe the material is lawful, and your contact details. We review counter-notices with the same care as notices.
To contact@micromath.in, with the details listed above.
No. We write original explanations and link to the original paper.
Yes. Infringing material is removed or corrected once a valid notice is verified.
Brief attributed quotations with links are normally lawful, but send the notice anyway and we will review it specifically.