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Phosphor molecules are excited by ultraviolet light emitted during the steady electrical discharge of the low-pressure gas inside the lamp, and subsequently de-excite via emission of visible light. Some of this light is absorbed and re-emitted by the phosphor. In this problem, assume that there are no losses in this absorption/re-emission. Compare the intensity, brightness and étendue of the li...

For applications in faint -object spectroscopy at the Mt. Hopkins Observatory, a photon counting detector has been built using a dual 936 Reticon diode array fibre -optically coupled to a high -gain image intensifier package. The electronic signal processing follows closely the design of Shectman; the diode array is scanned every millisecond, each frame is subtracted from the previous to minimi...

AEGIS (Antimatter Experiment, Gravity, Interferometry and Spectroscopy) is an experiment under development at CERN which will measure earth’s gravitational force on antimatter. This will be done by creating a horizontal pulsed beam of low energy antihydrogen, an atom consisting of an antiproton and a positron. The experiment will measure the vertical deflection of the beam through which it is p...

A method is presented for the determination of the effective average projected grain diameter (d^) using visual analysis of enlargements of Kodak Tri-X Pan and Kodak Royal-X Pan emulsions. Each was exposed to three light sources of color temperatures 6100°K, 2850°K, and 2040°K, and was developed in Kodak developers HC-110, DK-50, and D-19 for 5, 8, 12, and 20 minutes at 68°F. For 5to 20-minute ...