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Loren Booda
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We know that the standard deviation [sig] for a random walk, represented by a net distance d, to be approximately the square root of the total number of steps N, each of length L, from the origin. I. e., d~N1/2L~[sig]L.
Does the angle attained after these steps also have a significant standard deviation?
Does the angle attained after these steps also have a significant standard deviation?