Check Paper: Describe Apparatus, Sensor, Data, Physics, Writing

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The discussion centers on a request for feedback on a two-page paper that addresses the criteria for describing an apparatus, sensor functionality, data analysis, and the underlying physics. The author acknowledges missing data, specifically regarding temperature dependence and propagation effects. The criteria outlined include a detailed description of the apparatus and sensor, an analysis of data, and a focus on writing quality, emphasizing that the submission should not be a first draft.

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I was wondering if anyone wanted to check a paper for me, it's only about 2 pages long worth of actual paper, plus a couple pages of figures. I have to turn it in today (in about an hour), and was wondering how well people think I met the criteria listed below before turning it in. I know I'm missing the data, so don't worry about #3.
Thanks in advance.

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Here's the criteria:
1) Describe your apparatus and how it works.

2) Describe how the sensor works.

3) Show your data, provide some analysis - There is temperature dependence in a single location on time, and then there is the propagation across the whole bar, etc.

4) What is the physics of the situation.

5) be careful on your writing. You should not be turning in a first draft.

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In the future, you're going to need to give us more time for the feedback you want.
 
Yea, I know, I was trying to get someone in real life to check it, but no one could/would, so it was a last minute decision to toss it up.
 

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