1. Reminders on calculating uncertainties using the analytical method
The premises of modern uncertainty calculation date back to 1976, when Jörg W. Müller at a seminar held by the PTB (Germany's national metrology institute). More formally, we find a 1979 article cited in the bibliography . Clearly, Müller's idea was to treat systematic errors according to the same logic as random errors. We'll see later that the evolution of ideas today leads to the pure...
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Reminders on calculating uncertainties using the analytical method
Bibliography
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(1) - MULLER (J.W.) - Some second thoughts on error statements, Nuclear Instruments and Methods - Volume 163, Issue 1, Pages 241-251 (1 July 1979).
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(2) - DOORNIK (J.A.) - . – An Improved Ziggurat Method to Generate Normal Random Samples (2005).
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