Article Correction Policy
The final and comprehensive version of an article is the one that appears in our printed publication and its online material.
We won't accept any more corrections after we send out the acceptance letter.
We may only be able to fix typographical errors in certain situations, such as author names, affiliations, and article titles. If such is the case, your article's print and online versions will differ. An erratum would be to explain the difference between the online and print versions in the event of any major error, such as a mistake in scientific data, which would damage your reputation and the goodwill of your journal.
Spelling and grammar faults that do not materially or severely damage the reader's understanding are not corrected by us.