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Peter YoungIncludes supplementary material:

Preamble

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8786-8These notes describe how to average and fit numerical data that you have obtained, presumably by some simulation.

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Bin Cao,Bulbul Ahmed,Haluk BeyenalA reference for the material in this subsection is the book by Taylor?[.]. Suppose we have a set of data from a simulation, ., which we shall refer to as a . of data.

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Averages and Error Bars,A reference for the material in this subsection is the book by Taylor?[.]. Suppose we have a set of data from a simulation, ., which we shall refer to as a . of data.

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Fitting Data to a Model,A good reference for the material in this section is Chap.?15 of Numerical Recipes?[.]. Frequently we are given a set of data points ., with corresponding error bars, ., through which we would like to fit to a smooth function .. The function could be straight line (the simplest case), a higher order polynomial, or a more complicated function.