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==Objectives and Learning Goals== | ==Objectives and Learning Goals== | ||
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+ | * Learn function of the 20.309 AFM and the relationships between its components. | ||
+ | * Understand how to extract quantitative information from this tool. | ||
+ | * Use the AFM to estimate the value of a fundamental physical constant. | ||
+ | * Possibly to take images, probe sample stiffness, and/or perform protein pulling. | ||
+ | * Analyze sources of uncertainty and noise in the system that limit the accuracy of measurements. | ||
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+ | ==Roadmap Scenarios and Milestones== |
Revision as of 21:16, 4 June 2010
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Objectives and Learning Goals
- Learn function of the 20.309 AFM and the relationships between its components.
- Understand how to extract quantitative information from this tool.
- Use the AFM to estimate the value of a fundamental physical constant.
- Possibly to take images, probe sample stiffness, and/or perform protein pulling.
- Analyze sources of uncertainty and noise in the system that limit the accuracy of measurements.