DATA PROCESSING METHOD IN MEASURING THE MEAN-PATH OF NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

WU Mei; REN Guo-Xiao

Chinese Physics C> 1987, Vol. 11> Issue(2) : 145-149

DATA PROCESSING METHOD IN MEASURING THE MEAN-PATH OF NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

WU Mei ^, ,
REN Guo-Xiao

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The experimental data processing method of measuring the mean-free-path of nuclear interactions is discussed. Estimator formulas in several experimental conditions are obtained by using the maximum likelihood method. The result of Mente-Carlo simulation shows that in case of the experimental data with poor statistics the maximum likelihood extimate value is more accurate than the least squares fitting value geuerally used.
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[1] 李惕赔, “实验的数字处理”, 科学出版社, p. 12479和265.[2] 任国孝等, 高能物理和核物理, 8(1984),664.
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WU Mei and REN Guo-Xiao. DATA PROCESSING METHOD IN MEASURING THE MEAN-PATH OF NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1987, 11(2): 145-149.

WU Mei and REN Guo-Xiao. DATA PROCESSING METHOD IN MEASURING THE MEAN-PATH OF NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1987, 11(2): 145-149. shu

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DATA PROCESSING METHOD IN MEASURING THE MEAN-PATH OF NUCLEAR INTERACTIONS

WU Mei ^,
REN Guo-Xiao

Corresponding author: WU Mei,

Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1987-04-05

Abstract: The experimental data processing method of measuring the mean-free-path of nuclear interactions is discussed. Estimator formulas in several experimental conditions are obtained by using the maximum likelihood method. The result of Mente-Carlo simulation shows that in case of the experimental data with poor statistics the maximum likelihood extimate value is more accurate than the least squares fitting value geuerally used.