Re[2]: 137Cs check sources -Reply

[Alan Watts <wattsa@oak.cats.ohiou.edu>]

Jim,

I thought that was you when I saw your name but wasn't sure until I saw
your e-mail address.  How are you doing?

I am the RSO at Ohio University now.  I would really like to come back to
EH&S at MU and work but Sue Langhorst and Jim Beckett are still there so
I'll stay where I am for now.  Are you still in the radiology department?

Alan Watts
wattsa@ohiou.edu

>I thought, and have taught several thousand students, that the problem was
>because of the long resolving time of the GM tube itself.  The tube takes
>several hundred microseconds to recover from the electron cascade and is
>unable to detect a second event during that time.  If this is not the case,
>I'll change my tune.
>
>Thanks in advance.
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