Do Professors and PhD Candidates Share Their Formulas in Academic Papers?

Yes, professors and PhD candidates typically disclose the formula of their discovery in academic papers. In fact, one of the main purposes of academic research is to share knowledge and findings with the broader scientific community. This often involves describing the methods and formulas used to arrive at a particular conclusion or discovery, so that other researchers can understand and build upon the work. Additionally, many academic journals require authors to provide detailed descriptions of their methods and formulas in order to ensure transparency and reproducibility of the research.