Measurement Techniques

, Volume 25, Issue 10, pp 817–820 | Cite as

Testing the adequacy of mathematical models in measurement data processing

  • B. P. Filimonov
  • Yu. P. Khrustalev
Time and Frequency Measurements
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Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Mathematical Model Data Processing Measurement Data 
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© Plenum Publishing Corporation 1983

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  • B. P. Filimonov
  • Yu. P. Khrustalev

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