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Jan 1, 1958

Problem of Overlapping Lines in the Theory of Pressure Broadening

The theory of pressure broadening is re-examined, in order to include the possibility of overlapping lines.
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Jan 1, 1958

General Impact Theory of Pressure Broadening

A theory of pressure broadening is developed which treats the perturbers quantum mechanically.
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Jan 1, 1954

On the Convergence of a Solution of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Equation of Diffusion

The authors investigate how solutions of a sequence of difference equations converge.
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Jan 1, 1954

Calculation of the Resonant Properties of Electrical Cavities

The resonant properties of axially symmetric cavities can be calculated using data obtained on an analogous static system in an electrolytic tank.
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Jan 1, 1953

The Logical Principles of a New Kind of Binary Counter

In a shifting register or binary counter, there is a real logical requirement for a short term or temporary storage facility.
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Jan 1, 1953

On a Generalization of Classical Probability Theory: Markoff Chains

The purpose of this paper is to present a further extension of the concept of a probability.
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Jan 1, 1953

On the Order of Convergence of Solutions of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Diffusion Equation

The authors treated a special differential equation with very simple boundary conditions and considered one of many possible difference equations.
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Jan 1, 1951

A Large Sample T-Statistic Which Is Insensitive to Non-Randomness

Most of the well known significance tests and confidence intervals for the population mean are based on the assumption of a random sample.
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Jan 1, 1950

Large-sample Tests and Confidence Intervals for Mortality Rates

A presentation of methods which determine some valid large sample tests and confidence intervals for the mortality rate.
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Jun 1, 1949

On the Range-Midrange Test and Some Tests with Bounded Significance Levels

This paper is divided into two parts. The significance tests investigated in Part I concern the population mean and are based on the quantity [(sample midrange)-(hypothetical mean)]/(sample range). The case in which the observations are a sample from a normal population is considered in detail.
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Mar 1, 1949

Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

Order statistics are used to derive significance tests for the population median which are valid under very general conditions.
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Jan 9, 1949

Applications of Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

Order statistics were used to derive some tests for population median which have significance levels either exact or bounded under general conditions.

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Problem of Overlapping Lines in the Theory of Pressure Broadening

General Impact Theory of Pressure Broadening

On the Convergence of a Solution of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Equation of Diffusion

Calculation of the Resonant Properties of Electrical Cavities

The Logical Principles of a New Kind of Binary Counter

On a Generalization of Classical Probability Theory: Markoff Chains

On the Order of Convergence of Solutions of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Diffusion Equation

A Large Sample T-Statistic Which Is Insensitive to Non-Randomness

Large-sample Tests and Confidence Intervals for Mortality Rates

On the Range-Midrange Test and Some Tests with Bounded Significance Levels

Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

Applications of Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

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Problem of Overlapping Lines in the Theory of Pressure Broadening

General Impact Theory of Pressure Broadening

On the Convergence of a Solution of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Equation of Diffusion

Calculation of the Resonant Properties of Electrical Cavities

The Logical Principles of a New Kind of Binary Counter

On a Generalization of Classical Probability Theory: Markoff Chains

On the Order of Convergence of Solutions of a Difference Equation to a Solution of the Diffusion Equation

A Large Sample T-Statistic Which Is Insensitive to Non-Randomness

Large-sample Tests and Confidence Intervals for Mortality Rates

On the Range-Midrange Test and Some Tests with Bounded Significance Levels

Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

Applications of Some Significance Tests for the Median Which Are Valid Under Very General Conditions

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