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Used Ep Used sx*sy Used E/(sx*sy). Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom28 Reduced Chi-Sqr14.67464 Residual Sum of Squares410.88994 Adj. R-Square0.99691.

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1 Used Ep Used sx*sy Used E/(sx*sy)

2 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom28 Reduced Chi-Sqr14.67464 Residual Sum of Squares410.88994 Adj. R-Square0.99691 Used Ep A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.740780.03855-0.068640.015980.506410.05307 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 1.480780.015814.674640.99691 Used sx*sy Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom28 Reduced Chi-Sqr42.92275 Residual Sum of Squares1201.83713 Adj. R-Square0.99096 Chance Probability :0

3 A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 33.4361.910594.269911.239490.708060.08136 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square -1.24670.0233842.922750.99096 Used E/(sx*sy) Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom28 Reduced Chi-Sqr29.52007 Residual Sum of Squares826.56206 Adj. R-Square0.99378 A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error -112.3121184.97331118.2037721184.903580.002260.40374 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.677640.010529.520070.99378 Chance Probability :0

4 Used Ep Used sx*sy Used Ep/sx*sy

5 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr459.50135 Residual Sum of Squares12406.53637 Adj. R-Square0.99837 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.019898.14E-04-1.100250.487610.061320.01016 B1 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square -1.36E-046.72E-061.400530.01007459.501350.99837 Used Ep Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr3353.01939 Residual Sum of Squares90531.52357 Adj. R-Square0.98814 Used sx*sy Chance Probability :0

6 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.801690.1021-1.150691.413790.101770.04681 B1 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.073210.00278-1.201340.022513353.019390.98814 Used Ep/sx*sy Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr2776.3516 Residual Sum of Squares74961.49325 Adj. R-Square0.99018 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.150860.01486-1.143771.235920.082330.03342 B1 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.003971.57E-040.650130.011532776.35160.99018 Chance Probability :0

7 Used Ep/sx*sy Used sx*sy Used Ep

8 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom26 Reduced Chi-Sqr1618.21488 Residual Sum of Squares42073.58696 Adj. R-Square0.99427 Used sx*sy Used Ep Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom26 Reduced Chi-Sqr256.24604 Residual Sum of Squares6662.39716 Adj. R-Square0.99909 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.022288.60E-04-1.098350.363880.06130.00759 B1 C1 C2 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square -5.49E-041.62E-041.361850.010970.917110.10273256.246040.99909 Chance Probability :0

9 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.793710.06946-1.107920.942510.102370.03227 B1 C1 C2 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.07830.0022-1.064190.03074-1.372720.037741618.214880.99427 Used Ep/sx*sy A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.184460.01004-1.115510.606260.082270.01669 B1 C1 C2 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.001871.96E-040.577140.010560.957040.03921697.374750.99753 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom26 Reduced Chi-Sqr697.37475 Residual Sum of Squares18131.74353 Adj. R-Square0.99753 Chance Probability :0

10 Used Ep Used sx*sy Used Ep/sx*sy

11 Used Ep Used sx*sy Used Ep/sx*sy Log10-Log10 Plot

12 Used Ep Used sx*sy Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom29 Reduced Chi-Sqr95.44974 Residual Sum of Squares2768.0425 Adj. R-Square0.99168 A1 B1 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.060230.00730.803860.0105 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 1.55680.0402595.449740.99168 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom29 Reduced Chi-Sqr87.21714 Residual Sum of Squares2529.29709 Adj. R-Square0.99239 Chance Probability :0

13 Used Ep/sx*sy A1 B1 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 3.3070.088421.235520.01526 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square -1.22150.0308787.217140.99239 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom29 Reduced Chi-Sqr21.52023 Residual Sum of Squares624.08666 Adj. R-Square0.99812 A1 B1 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.550360.017181.05140.006 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.693770.0085721.520230.99812 Chance Probability :0

14 Used Ep Used sx*sy Used Ep/sx*sy

15 Log10-Log10 Plot Used Ep/sx*sy Used sx*sy Used Ep

16 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr3980.17329 Residual Sum of Squares107464.6788 Adj. R-Square0.99627 Used Ep Used sx*sy A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 3.529510.319030.8950.03113-0.756531.1885 B3 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.025070.013251.420780.029553980.173290.99627 Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr15288.17965 Residual Sum of Squares412780.8506 Adj. R-Square0.98567 Chance Probability :0

17 A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 134.3235.921131.295610.06305-0.679142.12303 B3 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.017540.01799-1.096480.0463815288.179650.98567 Used Ep/sx*sy Number of Points32 Degrees of Freedom27 Reduced Chi-Sqr5164.19595 Residual Sum of Squares139433.2905 Adj. R-Square0.99516 A1 B1 B2 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 26.66131.523891.125090.03632-0.745261.3242 B3 C1 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.020410.012170.628150.01515164.195950.99516 Chance Probability :0

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19 x : Beam intensity y : Magnetic field z : Disruption length Number of Points31 Degrees of Freedom24 Reduced Chi-Sqr1.67277 Residual Sum of Squares40.14647 Adj. R-Square0.87977 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.078680.01431.486220.154830.502460.05377-0.014840.00485 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.688490.10624-0.010330.01713-9.61E-040.001311.672770.87977 Chi Square probability : 0.0206

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21 Number of Points31 Degrees of Freedom24 Reduced Chi-Sqr2.24615 Residual Sum of Squares53.90766 Adj. R-Square0.83855 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.034380.0080312.382030.683320.414850.05891.513690.14189 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.628790.07823-0.017490.010012.19E-057.69E-042.246150.83855 Chi Square probability : 0.0004

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23 Number of Points31 Degrees of Freedom24 Reduced Chi-Sqr1.79984 Residual Sum of Squares43.19614 Adj. R-Square0.87063 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.00620.00292335.9940416.63564138.0944740.254150.75210.18488 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.520430.06666-0.00890.004045.08E-063.13E-041.799840.87063 Chi Square probability : 0.0094

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25 x : Beam intensity y : Magnetic Field z : Velocity Number of Points20 Degrees of Freedom14 Reduced Chi-Sqr443.59589 Residual Sum of Squares6210.34239 Adj. R-Square0.8009 A1 A2 A3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 14.57358122.44314-347.60729996.38059-0.278340.84989 B1 B2 B3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 2.2050110.2243656.76077110.70983-0.295710.53837443.595890.8009 Chi Square probability : 0

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28 Number of Points20 Degrees of Freedom17 Reduced Chi-Sqr1083.635 Residual Sum of Squares18421.8 Adj. R-Square0.51364 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 1.73991.0663812.38200.4148501.513690 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 1.088050.2925-0.017560.01685001083.635010.51364 Chance Probability :0

29 Error : Multiply 28

30 Number of Points20 Degrees of Freedom17 Reduced Chi-Sqr1.38219 Residual Sum of Squares23.49719 Adj. R-Square0.51364 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 1.73991.0663812.38200.4148501.513690 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 1.088050.2925-0.017560.01685001.382190.51364 Chance Probability :0.1683

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32 Number of Points20 Degrees of Freedom16 Reduced Chi-Sqr1149.07207 Residual Sum of Squares18385.15315 Adj. R-Square0.48427 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 1.631421.2605412.38200.4148501.513690 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.1278325.857691.2023423.46133-0.180465.568321149.072070.48427 Chance Probability :0

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