Science Theory for Engineers and Physicists
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Science Theory for Engineers and Physicists
E. W. Jarfors, Anders
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
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9781032846712
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1 Introduction
1.1 The role of science and a scientist
1.2 The difference between different sciences
1.3 Political bias in science
1.4 The purpose of this book
2 Laws
2.1 Empirical science
2.2 A priori science
3 Definitions
3.1 Stipulating definitions
3.2 Operational definitions
4 Hypotheses
4.1 Hypotheses and requirements on them
4.2 Explanations
4.3 Modelling
4.4 Test of a hypothesis
5 Science and the boundaries of science
6 Treatment of measured data
6.1 Accuracy, precision and error
6.2 Uncertainty estimation
6.3 Error in measurements and significant digits
6.4 Uncertainty propagation
6.5 How do we know that there is a significant difference between measurements
7 Bibliography
8 Appendix
8.1 The Chi-square test (Pearson's variant)
8.2 The Chi-square table
8.3 Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
8.4 The F-test table
1.1 The role of science and a scientist
1.2 The difference between different sciences
1.3 Political bias in science
1.4 The purpose of this book
2 Laws
2.1 Empirical science
2.2 A priori science
3 Definitions
3.1 Stipulating definitions
3.2 Operational definitions
4 Hypotheses
4.1 Hypotheses and requirements on them
4.2 Explanations
4.3 Modelling
4.4 Test of a hypothesis
5 Science and the boundaries of science
6 Treatment of measured data
6.1 Accuracy, precision and error
6.2 Uncertainty estimation
6.3 Error in measurements and significant digits
6.4 Uncertainty propagation
6.5 How do we know that there is a significant difference between measurements
7 Bibliography
8 Appendix
8.1 The Chi-square test (Pearson's variant)
8.2 The Chi-square table
8.3 Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
8.4 The F-test table
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Statistics;Chi-test;ANOVA;Data Uncertainty;Results Analysis;Systematic Inquiry;Uncertainty Propagation;Research Methods
1 Introduction
1.1 The role of science and a scientist
1.2 The difference between different sciences
1.3 Political bias in science
1.4 The purpose of this book
2 Laws
2.1 Empirical science
2.2 A priori science
3 Definitions
3.1 Stipulating definitions
3.2 Operational definitions
4 Hypotheses
4.1 Hypotheses and requirements on them
4.2 Explanations
4.3 Modelling
4.4 Test of a hypothesis
5 Science and the boundaries of science
6 Treatment of measured data
6.1 Accuracy, precision and error
6.2 Uncertainty estimation
6.3 Error in measurements and significant digits
6.4 Uncertainty propagation
6.5 How do we know that there is a significant difference between measurements
7 Bibliography
8 Appendix
8.1 The Chi-square test (Pearson's variant)
8.2 The Chi-square table
8.3 Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
8.4 The F-test table
1.1 The role of science and a scientist
1.2 The difference between different sciences
1.3 Political bias in science
1.4 The purpose of this book
2 Laws
2.1 Empirical science
2.2 A priori science
3 Definitions
3.1 Stipulating definitions
3.2 Operational definitions
4 Hypotheses
4.1 Hypotheses and requirements on them
4.2 Explanations
4.3 Modelling
4.4 Test of a hypothesis
5 Science and the boundaries of science
6 Treatment of measured data
6.1 Accuracy, precision and error
6.2 Uncertainty estimation
6.3 Error in measurements and significant digits
6.4 Uncertainty propagation
6.5 How do we know that there is a significant difference between measurements
7 Bibliography
8 Appendix
8.1 The Chi-square test (Pearson's variant)
8.2 The Chi-square table
8.3 Analysis of variance (ANOVA)
8.4 The F-test table
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