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Hi Again, Aug 13, 2012
I just remembered that my Experimental Physical Chemistry book has a
brief section on statistics-- quoting page 404--
"Equation (1) is referred to as a normalized distribution function,
since the coefficient is such that the probability of x lying between x
= -infinity and x= + infinity is unity." Where Eq. 1 is the Gaussian
function (error function)
Odd that I didn't remember that verbatim.
Yt, DW
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