Lecture

Errors in Correlated Sampling

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Description

This lecture covers errors in correlated and uncorrelated sampling, correlation function, correlation time, expression for error, and blocking analysis. It explains how errors arise from time averages and how the error can be expressed in terms of the correlation time.

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