e-books in Experimental Physics category
by R. W. Schnee - arXiv.org , 2011
This is a set of lectures presented at the Theoretical Advanced Study Institute 2009. I provide an introduction to experiments designed to detect WIMP dark matter directly, focusing on building intuitive understanding of the potential WIMP signals.
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by J. C. Lemm - arXiv.org , 2000
A particular Bayesian field theory is defined by combining a likelihood model, providing a probabilistic description of the measurement process, and a prior model, providing the information necessary to generalize from training to non-training data.
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by Frederick Foreman Good - The Macmillan Company , 1921
These experiments should form part of a physics course which includes class discussions and demonstrations. They were used for several years in a beginners' course in practical physics. The materials and procedure have been worked out in detail.
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by Donald E. Simanek - Lock Haven University , 1998
These web documents contain supplementary material for laboratory work in the introductory physics course. They provide a point of view which some laboratory manuals lack. A large part of this material commonly goes by the name 'error analysis'.
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by G.F.C. Searle - Cambridge University Press , 1908
G. F. C. Searle made notable contributions to the development of laboratory physics and theories of electromagnetic mass. This book was based on the notes prepared by Searle for his practical physics classes at the Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge.
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by Arthur Schuster - Cambridge University Press , 1901
This volume is intended for students who, having obtained an elementary knowledge of experimental work in Physics, desire to become acquainted with the principles and methods of accurate measurement. This book is published in 1901.
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by Philip Ilten - arXiv , 2010
The book is intended to complement the UCD first year laboratory manuals, but can also be read independently. The book spans a wide range of subjects, beginning with experimental techniques, moving onto classical mechanics, touching on EM, and more.
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by R. Glazebrook, N. Shaw - Longmans , 1889
This book is intended for the assistance of Students and Teachers in Physical Laboratories. Our general aim has been to give the reader a practical acquaintance with methods of measurement, and also the important principles of the various subjects.
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- Lea and Blanchard , 1847
A collection of experiments in various branches of science, including acoustics, electricity, magnetism, arithmetic, hydraulics, mechanics, chemistry, hydrostatics, optics, the air-pump, all the popular tricks and changes of the cards, etc.
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