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Fall
2001
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Date
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Presenter(s)
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Title
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03Oct01
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Jason
Ruiz
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Statistical
Analysis of Causal Sets
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Description
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will explain in modest detail the work I conducted for Dr. Reid over the
course of this summer. My job was to design Fortran programs that
statistically analyze a faithful embedding of points in a 2-dimensional
space-time manifold. First, I created three programs, each sprinkling
points into different manifolds. These programs then perform a Chi Squared
Test to check that the points are normally distributed in the manifold,
and then produce a file with statistical information about the distribution
such as the number of points sprinkled, the standard deviation of the mean,
the corresponding Chi Squared value, and the degrees of freedom.
After many program runs, I fed the output data files into other Fortran
programs that computed best-fit parameters for graphical analysis. |
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