Not exactly. ArXiv is only a platform for submitting pre-printed papers, and the papers in it have not been reviewed by peers, so the quality of the articles is uneven.

The famous computer retrieval database DBLP can retrieve articles in arXiv, and DBLP lists arXiv as an unofficial publication. Therefore, arXiv should not be officially published, and the academic community does not think it will be officially published.

Extended data:

ArXiv's electronic preprint library was established by Los Alamos National Laboratory in August of 199 1. It is an electronic printing service platform involving physics, mathematics, nonlinear science, computer science and other fields, and its content follows the discipline standards of Cornell University.

This database contains 6,365,438+0,898 preprinted documents since 65,438+0,996,5438+0, in addition to the full texts of 65,438+02 electronic journals such as american physical society and Institute of Physics, but does not include non-academic information, such as news or policy articles. Users can search the required literature by subject, title, author or keyword.