Each publisher or journal has its own copyright restrictions that limit what you can put on an Institutional Repository. These are some terms you may come across:
Pre-print
Usually refers to the first draft of the article, before peer-review. Also called:
Post-print
The finished article, after peer-review. This is the version that is accepted for publication, but not the version that’s been type-set by the publisher. Also called:
Publisher’s version
This is the final published version. Also called:
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