We are able to take data at roughly 80 Hz, corresponding to about 15 nA on
radiator A (the thick one). Of these events, about 15% turn out to be
useful (tagged events above our pulse-height cut). At this rate, we'll
need about 40-50 hours of actual data-collection time, in addition to
calibration and efficiency runs. We're hoping that the accelerator will
run well enough to complete the experiment in the available time!
Again, please get back to me ASAP. Thanks again, Barry
Barry L. Berman
Professor and Chair
Department of Physics
The George Washington University
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Washington, DC 20052
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