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Magnetic field of an infinite current sheet : Amperes law
I was asked to find the magnetic field of an infinite current sheet due to amperes law. Is my attempt to the solution correct ? The final answer is correct, but l am doubtful of how l got there.- Nyasha
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- Amperes law Current Field Infinite Law Magnetic Magnetic field
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Mastering Integration Techniques: Tips and Guidance for Complex Integrals
I am a bit rusty on my integration techniques. Can someone please tell me which integration technique to use for this integral ? I don't want to anyone to solve it for me. I just want to be nudged in the right direction.- Nyasha
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- Integration
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- Forum: Calculus and Beyond Homework Help
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Graduate What distribution is shown by this histogram?
So l generated a 100 000 data sets in Matlab each consisting of 80 random poisson distributed numbers. I then calculated the p-values for each data set and stored them into a vector which l used to make this histogram. I was wondering, what distribution is shown by this histogram- Nyasha
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- Distribution
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Graduate How much variance in my p-value
So l have a nuclear counting system which follows a poisson distribution. I have taken 5 data sets consisting of 30 counts each and l have used them in a chi squared gof test to see if they follow a poisson distribution. For each data set my p-value has been changing. Initially it was 0.5 then...- Nyasha
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- P-value Variance
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Undergrad Will 2.8 micro curie of radiation cause cancer
I have been working with a 2.8 (decayed over summer) micro curie cobalt-57 source testing a gamma camera. I would like to know if this made my risk for getting cancer higher ? My employers say l don't need to be worried.- Nyasha
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- Cancer Cause Micro Radiation
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- Forum: High Energy, Nuclear, Particle Physics
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Graduate Using a combination of a specular and diffuse reflector
So l am designing a radiation detector using solid state silicon photo multipliers. On their website they tell me that the SiPM must be coupled to a Cs(Ti) crystal with a combination of specular reflector diffuse reflector film between the scintillator and detector. How does a combination of a...- Nyasha
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- Combination Reflector
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Undergrad Comparing Absolute Deviation to Mean Absolute Deviation
I am doing nuclear counting for medical imaging and l do not know the 'true' estimate of counts for my system. So to see if my system is operating consistently as l change a certain part, l am going to measure its precision. That is, as l change that part, are my number of counts within the same...- Nyasha
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Undergrad Comparing Absolute Deviation to Mean Absolute Deviation
I calculated 15 absolute deviations and their mean absolute deviation. Would it be valid for me to say my data set is accurate if all the 15 absolute deviations are within ±5% of the mean absolute deviation ?- Nyasha
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Undergrad Comparing Absolute Deviation to Mean Absolute Deviation
Hi Guys, I am trying to measure variability in a part for my sensor which l do not know the true value. So l decided that a good way to measure variability in this case would be to measure precision of my data points as l change this part on the sensor. So l was wondering, can l compare the...- Nyasha
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- Absolute deviation Mean
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
I am changing around parts on the sensor and l want to know if the performance stays the same as l change the parts. In other words, l take measurements on a sensor and then change let us say a transistor, and then take measurements again. I want to compare the data from before l removed the...- Nyasha
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
Yes, it is the same. The data is generated from a radioactive source which is constant. The parameter of the distribution is one.- Nyasha
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
I am measuring the # of counts in a sensor that is being hit by a light source which follows the Poisson distribution in the variations- Nyasha
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
So what is the best way to answer my question as to are the two data sets equal.- Nyasha
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
I just want to know if the data sets are equal, l know they have the same distribution, but l want to know if the difference in the two data sets are statistically significant or they are a cause of concern. Thanks for your insight.- Nyasha
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Undergrad What P-Value Should I Use for the KS Test in Sensor Data Comparison?
So l am testing a sensor l recently developed. I am changing parts on the sensor and testing to see if my data is reproducible with different parts. I compare the data using the KS test. However, the data always have the same distribution or trend line. To test if the two data sets are the same...- Nyasha
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- P-value
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics