[esa-t474] Typos corrected

[Adolphsen, Chris]

Has anyone compiled a list of the size of the out-of-phase components of the bpm signals - it might explain the 'low signal' phenomena that is referred to in the paper (i.e., I believe one is more sensitive to phase errors when the out-of-phase signals dominates). 

BTW - Johnny is currently analyzing the bpm 3-5 signals and is seeing that each signal (x and y) contains a mixture of the two polarizations which differ in frequency at the MHz level (although one dominates) - this can cause a pronounced beating effect when the normally dominate mode is small, and will likely worsen the resolution unless the signals are analyzed properly (e.g. doing a two mode fit instead applying the DDC algorithm, which assumes one mode). 


-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Slater [mailto:slater at hep.phy.cam.ac.uk] 
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 9:49 AM
To: esa-t474 at hep.ucl.ac.uk
Subject: [esa-t474] Typos corrected

Dear All,

I have put in all the corrections I recieved except a few:

1)  I haven't added a measured vs. predicted plot for the resolution
2)  I haven't updated the energy vs. residual plot at the end of the paper
3)  I still need to try to sort out bibtex for the references
4)  I have also yet to get a SLAC pub number or EuroTev number. 
 
I'll get these sorted over the weeked (as much as possible). but I've uploaded everything else and so if I get the all clear on Monday at the phone meeting, I'll submit on Tuesday.

Many Thanks,

Mark

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