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==Faster than light neutrinos?== | |||
* [https://plus.google.com/110146523961072500429/posts/CZJHdb69M5w links on Google plus] | |||
* Arxiv discussion / open science http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.4897 | |||
==Beginning group activity== | ==Beginning group activity== |
Latest revision as of 11:49, 26 September 2011
(Moved to week 6, 2011)
Faster than light neutrinos?
- links on Google plus
- Arxiv discussion / open science http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.4897
Beginning group activity
- Form groups of two
- Look at the coin flip data from two weeks ago
- Come up with your best guess for the true mean and an uncertainty. Report your result as mean +/- uncertainty (we'll poll vocally)
- Assume all the nickels are identical and there is a fixed true mean
2011 Coin Toss Results
Google Docs Central Limit Theorem Example
Monte Carlo Google Doc CLT Example
Binomial Distribution
Wikipedia Bionomial Distribution
2009 Agenda for Lecture
- Discussion about labs; /Good lab notebooks;
- How to report uncertainty
- Make sure to always include units and uncertainty.
- Probability density function
- Histogram
- Central Limit Theorem
- Normal Distribution
- Possibly: How to graph results w/ theory
- Possibly: sensitivity for uncertainty propagation
Agenda for Labs
- Today you definitely need to talk with Koch about what needs to be included in your lab summary.
- Must finish taking data this week. Summary should be completed outside of class.
Must complete your hands-on "quiz" or interview with Koch.The in-class "quiz" is actually on-going...but you can request one at the end if you think I may have a bad impression of your understanding.