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To: MHalblaub
Hi MHalblaub,

All the parameters and assumptions are posted. The rest is statistical mechanics...calculate capabilities, determine probability of success within these capabilities. There is nothing tricky here, just simple probability and statistics...

Previous posts have been answered the same. There is no secret model. This is stubby pencil work I think any concerned party can do for himself.

As for your question, not sure what you are trying to get to here. I think tangents pursuing the number of photons in a Watt are irrelevant.

218 posted on 02/16/2005 2:27:17 PM PST by animoveritas (Dispersit superbos mente cordis sui.)
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To: animoveritas
There is nothing tricky here, just simple probability and statistics...

It's not quite yesterday I made some stochastic calculations. But as I remember a big factor is what you claim as stochastic independent. If something is stochastic dependent on something else you'll get quite other numbers. So please provide your complete basic approaches and calculations to me.

I try to make my still unanswered question clearer:
What is the mass of one mol of sugar?
How many molecules may that be?
221 posted on 02/16/2005 2:53:42 PM PST by MHalblaub (Tell me in four more years (No, I did not vote for Kerry))
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