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2 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

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4 x : Beam intensity y : Magnetic field z : Disruption length Number of Points31 Degrees of Freedom24 Reduced Chi-Sqr1.69422 Residual Sum of Squares40.6613 Adj. R-Square0.87822 A1 B1 B2 B3 ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard Error 0.079870.010261.502980.128770.659230.174090.727890.144 C1 C2 C3 Statistics ValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorValueStandard ErrorReduced Chi-SqrAdj. R-Square 0.677770.08213-0.010890.01747-8.74E-040.001351.694220.87822

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6 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

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