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- From: ames!FNALD.FNAL.GOV!DROEGE
- Subject: wavelength vs temperature
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- Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 02:49:40 GMT
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- William R. Bernecky has posted some interesting temperatures. Ones useful to
- me are between 280 and 340 K. I see the 317 for H. What is the next one up
- in the T (D) table?
-
- The rumor has it that P&F are running fairly hot. Would love to sit on a
- resonant point. I could hold a temperature about 0.01 C rms. But I would
- be lucky to know where I was to better than 1 C rms. I could also set up to
- slowly scan back and forth over a region.
-
- On a very old experiment on the Mark I calorimeter, I did a very slow current
- scan and seemed to see power bumps. This is why I continued work and built the
- Mark II. Because of the way the Mark I worked, a current scan also produced a
- temperature scan. But for this experiment, I would need a theory that produced
- bumps at order 1 C intervals.
-
- Tom Droege
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