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Aleolomorfo
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I have a question regarding a paragraph in "Radiation detection and measurement" by Knoll.
In the chapter about the discrete Gaussian it states that "Because the mean value of the distribution ##\bar{x}## is large , values of ##P(x)## for adjacent values of x are not greatly different from each other. In other words, the distribution is slowly varying". Then it states that, because of this property, we can modify the discrete Gaussian to a continuos Gaussian.
I do not understand the link between the two statements.
In the chapter about the discrete Gaussian it states that "Because the mean value of the distribution ##\bar{x}## is large , values of ##P(x)## for adjacent values of x are not greatly different from each other. In other words, the distribution is slowly varying". Then it states that, because of this property, we can modify the discrete Gaussian to a continuos Gaussian.
I do not understand the link between the two statements.