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Take a look through Chapters 1, 2, 3.
Work through the experiment described in Lecture Notes One.
Next time you might receive questions of the following nature:
You should also skim through pp. 116-140.
Pages 140-147 overlaps with what we covered in in Lecture One.
You can stop on page 148.
Tomorrow in class I will cover part of Chapter 4 and introduce Chapter 5.
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