Re: Gondola effect et al 217-265-9888 Tel conf Tuesday usual time

[Frederick Gray <fegray@berkeley.edu>]

> Thanks for the interesting analysis. We are looking forward to
> tomorrow's telconf. One thought conc the mu-e correlation. An additional
> source of correlation could be the rejection of muon tracks with
> forward going green points after the blue mu stop point. If the forward
> going green points are generated by decay electrons depositing
> most of their energy on one cathode, they might kill the muon.

Hi, Peter,

Yes, I had forgetten that we had this kind of cut.  This seems like a
very plausible explanation, with fewer conspiracies than I had to postulate!
(It may also be much easier to work around...)

Thanks,

-- Fred

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