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(Knowing that the rep. rate was set to 10Hz allows us to extrapolate the energy dependence w.r.t. the number of pulses seen at that particular point.) |
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Knowing that the rep. rate was set to 10Hz allows us to extrapolate the energy dependence w.r.t. the number of pulses seen at that particular point. The blue line shows a larger drop and it is speculated that this is from the prolonged period of time the gas spent in the processor in comparison to the red and green plots.
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