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An introduction to error analysis
Taylor, John R. · 1982 · 270 pages
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This text introduces error analysis through simple and familiar examples from carpentry and well-known historic experiments where an understanding of errors was crucial to the success of the experiment. It is designed as a reference for students in the physical sciences and engineering.
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