User:Jake Mokris

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I plan on writing a set of user-friendly classes that use ROOT to conduct the data analysis required in the experiments. Links to the macros are forthcoming... for now, here's the base program: media: bla.txt. Obviously you'll want to change the extension to .C; apparently the Wiki doesn't let us upload .C files. I'm teaching myself C++ as I do this, so I imagine my program could be written a bit better. I'll try to comment as much as I can so that what the program is doing makes sense.

So I'm doing the Franck-Hertz experiment this week; I'm sort of struggling with a program to subtract the background and fit all the peaks. Prof. Petar Maksimovi<math>\text{\'{c}}</math>, who taught 173.308 in 2005, provided a ROOT macro that does part of the analysis: Franck_Hertz.C


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