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the tools used to detect (and sometimes) characterize ionizing radiation. This tag is appropriate for question about the characteristics and behavior of all such devices from the simplest Geiger-Muller tube, to the compound monsters used by high-energy experiments to the mega-ton instrumented volume of IceCube.
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Extracting yields of decays from fits
The book I used to follow "statistical method for data analysis in particle physics by Luca Lista" and "statistical data analysis by GLEN COWAN" for statistical understanding purposes.
Besides that, …
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