"Statistics in Physics"

The use of statistics is prevalent in some areas of natural sciences,

especially in biology. In physics, there are many cases that demand

statistical considerations. It appears that we may shy away from such

important applications in physics when possible. This talk is to

advertise the importance of such treatments and illustrate the

significance of statistical calculations in physics by discussing two

cases: 1) Use of statistics for calculating limits, and 2) Pattern

recognition schemes. Hopefully, you will discover that these discussions

can have practical applications even in your area of interest.