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Course: PHYS 258, Fall 2009School: UConn
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Distribution Physics Poisson 258 - DS Hamilton 2004 This worksheet displays several histograms for the Poisson distribtion. Begin with defining a range vaiable n, which will be the number of counts in a particular time interval. The parameter nav is the average number of counts in that time interval, and dpois(n,nav) is the probability that n counts were actually measured. n av 0 n .. 8 1 0.4 0.368 0.368 0.3...
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Physics Poisson 258 - DS Hamilton 2004
This worksheet displays several histograms for the Poisson distribtion. Begin with defining a range vaiable n, which will be the number of counts in a particular time interval. The parameter nav is the average number of counts in that time interval, and dpois(n,nav) is the probability that n counts were actually measured.
n av
0 n .. 8 1
0.4
0.368 0.368
0.3
0.184 0.061
dpois n , n av
0.2
dpois n , n av =
0.015 0.003 5.109 .10 7.299 .10
4 5 6
0.1
0
0 n
5
9.124 .10
n av
4
As nav gets larger, the probability function gets more Gaussia...
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