Problem 11.17 in An introduction to computer simulation methods: Applications to physical systems. Part 2. By Gould. Tobochink.

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11.6 RANDOM NUMBERS So far we have blissfully used the random number generator supplied with our programming language to generate the desired "random" numbers for our Monte Carlo applications. In principle we might have generated these numbers from a random physical process, such as the decay of radioactive nuclei. However such a sequence of numbers is not reproducible and hence cannot be used to check 11.6 RANDOM NUMBERS So far we have blissfully used the random number generator supplied with our programming language to generate the desired "random" numbers for our Monte Carlo applications. In principle we might have generated these numbers from a random physical process, such as the decay of radioactive nuclei. However such a sequence of numbers is not reproducible and hence cannot be used to check