Re: [Phys-l] Some recommendations please

[Bernard Cleyet <bernardcleyet@redshift.com>]

At approximately 79¢/p.  I have no qualm at using a xerox machine,  
multiple times.   I realize instigating a crime is likely one, so what.

bc, rebel

p.s. I forgot to mention another, even thinner, book.  Beers,    
intro. to the Theory of Error.  66 pp.  I used it at UCSB, (ca. 1957).


On 2009, Jun 02, , at 11:37, Craig David wrote:

> > I require a book on lab\practical practises and techniques including
> > error propagation at under graduate level.? We used one at UCL
> > (London), but can't remember the name of it apart from it being very
> > thin...
>
> Perhaps it was Louis Lyons, "Practical Guide to Data Analysis for
> Physical Science Students", CUP?
>
> A book with many fine qualities.   However, the price has been jacked
> up to something ridiculous.   (Amazon lists it for $30, but our
> bookstore swears that they can't get it for less than $75.   Figure
> that one out.)
>
> David Craig
>
>
> <http://web.lemoyne.edu/~craigda/>
>
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