That sounds like gaming the system. I have a very hard time imagining somebody can produce quality work every 37 hours non-stop.
The most prolific mathematician in history, Paul Erdős, published about 1500 papers over about 60 years. That comes out to a little more than 2 a month.
That's close to an upper bound on what should be possible without some form of cheating.
But he really did play a significant role in getting the results in every one of his papers.