The corresponding author of a SCI journal article does not necessarily have to be just one person, the specific number is not fixed as there is no standard. This is because different SCI journals have different policies regarding the number of corresponding authors. For SCI journals that only accept one corresponding author, if a paper is written with multiple corresponding authors, the first corresponding author listed will automatically be selected. For SCI journals that accept two corresponding authors, it is possible to list two corresponding authors. Other requirements follow similar principles. In other words, the number of corresponding authors written by the authors must comply with the regulations of the target SCI journal. The first author of an SCI paper is the person who has made the greatest contribution to the experiment and writing of the article, and is the person whose name appears first in the author column. However, in collaborative work, it is common to have co-first authors. There is no specific requirement for the number of co-first authors, as it is closely related to the workload, length of the paper, regulations of the publishing journal, and the recognition of the institution. Generally, 2-4 first authors in a single SCI paper is the most common

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