13:18:28	 From Sofia Laghouila  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : Hi Troels, I cannot get the slack channel to work
13:18:35	 From Norman Pedersen : in the exercises yesterday you multiply by sqrt(12) at one point, why ? 
13:18:36	 From Georg : there was a new link for today's lecture compared to yesterday's. where was this posted, as I didn't see it?
13:18:47	 From Marcus Nørgaard Weng : Absalon
13:18:58	 From Marcus Nørgaard Weng : In the "inbix"
13:19:03	 From Marcus Nørgaard Weng : "inbox"
13:19:16	 From Zuzana Moravcova : https://www.nbi.dk/~petersen/Teaching/Stat2020/Week1/week1.html
13:19:22	 From Georg : thanks
13:19:35	 From Zuzana Moravcova : And you can find all links here: https://www.nbi.dk/~petersen/Teaching/AppliedStatistics2020.html
13:22:18	 From silvia : I missed where the poll was located?
13:22:33	 From Marcus Nørgaard Weng : On Zoom
13:22:34	 From svend korsgaard  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : Troels i am sorry i didn´t manage to get the measurements in Aud C. i Hope it wont be a problem.
13:23:59	 From Jonas la Cour : only see the first slide
13:24:01	 From Simone Vejlgaard : Me too!
13:30:53	 From svend korsgaard : no
13:30:56	 From xiangyin tan : no
13:30:57	 From Neus : no
13:30:58	 From Zuzana Moravcova : @Norman: check the textbook, the chapter about uniform distribution
13:31:41	 From Georg : yes
13:31:45	 From svend korsgaard : yes
13:31:45	 From Beatriz : yes
13:31:46	 From Elvira Caroline Jarmbæk Jacobsen : yes
13:31:47	 From Kasper Hede Nielsen : yes, entanglement in quantum
13:31:49	 From Jun Jia : yes
13:42:34	 From Jakob : Are you going to talk more on different types of simulations? 
13:42:56	 From Sarah : Qu: How did the pendulum in Harrison's clock eliminate error? 
13:43:19	 From Julie Kiel Holm  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : Say you integrate indepentent variables, does that (since it is sort of a continuus sum) mean the errors go to infinity?
13:43:20	 From svend korsgaard : Does this have anything to do with Monte Carlo?
13:43:44	 From Simone Vejlgaard : If the error is not Gaussian, how would you write it down? Is there another parameter corresponding to the std in that case?
13:45:08	 From Kian Kirchhof  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : I haven't filled it out yet, I can do it today. Spent the last week on moving to a new apartment.
13:45:15	 From Steen Bender : how did the numbers add up in total systematic and Statistical uncertainties? 
13:45:27	 From svend korsgaard : its fine for me
13:45:29	 From Beatriz  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : I dont mind
13:45:54	 From Chun Lung Johnny Tong : Do people do the error propagation thing often or its more a particle physics thing?
13:45:57	 From Zuzana Moravcova : Rooms for today (same as yesterday):
13:45:59	 From Zuzana Moravcova : Tuesday:
aud - A2-70.04 (72 pers. )
øv - A2-70.02 (72 pers.)
øv - A2-70.01 (72 pers.)
13:46:15	 From Zuzana Moravcova : please, go into the same room as yesterday (if you were there, of course)
13:51:07	 From Zuzana Moravcova : @Chun: you can find it in every part of physics or chemistry or any other science that works with (experimental) data :)
13:51:57	 From Chun Lung Johnny Tong : Thanks Zuzana and Troels :)
13:54:19	 From Magnus : Yes
13:56:43	 From Sarah : Is it possible to post solutions to questions say within 48h for example please? This way, if one is getting something wrong, its easier/faster to identify and to remedy it. 
13:58:05	 From Zuzana Moravcova : I really recommend using SymPy, if anythins is not clear, check e.g. this: https://www.tutorialspoint.com/sympy/index.htm