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How to work out with how many sigma confidence my measurement confirms the theory?
Suppose by a theory a certain value should be 1. I make an experiment in which I measure it to be 1.1 ± 0.2, where the ± 0.2 are 1 sigma Gaussian errors?
Obviously I can see that the theoretical value …
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