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@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ A few things are worth mentioning:
  - The default Condor script templates should suffice for most. However we do provide an option to define template files, again to be replaced according to Python's str.format. If any of the files exist in the working directory they will be used in favour of the built-in templates.
     - For standard jobs, the templates are *head.tmp* and *queue.tmp*
     - For multi-jobs, the templates are *head.multi.tmp* and *queue.multi.tmp*
- - We provide the option to run multi-tynamic study which is perhaps a bit confusing. In this mode, it is assumed that you have already run a number of simulations before. For each new job, we change the seed but read the same error table for dynamical errors. This allows us to understand better if we are limited by static or dynamic tolerances.
+ - We provide the option to run multi-dynamic study which is perhaps a bit confusing. In this mode, it is assumed that you have already run a number of simulations before. For each new job, we change the seed but read the same error table for dynamical errors. This allows us to understand better if we are limited by static or dynamic tolerances.
 
 #### Example 1
 Standard simulation of 100 machines in the folder calc
@@ -68,4 +68,4 @@ Simulating 50 machines, then run 20 machines with different static errors but sa
 tracewin_errorstudy -n 50 -c calc
 # wait until simulations have finished (check condor_q, condor_status, condor_history)
 tracewin_errorstudy -n 50 -m 40 -c calc
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