Re: One last question

[Tom Banks <tbanks@socrates.berkeley.edu>]

> I was waiting for that, it is only an insider remark,
> and perhaps not right.
>
> There are two effects. Deuterium will always increase
> the del_l/Y because we are deviding by a reduced Y
> (the original Y - the diffused capture events).
> In case of oxygen the transfer to deuterium reduces
> the effect on del_l (because the transfer rate is
> lower), while in case of nitrogen deuterium transfer
> increases the del_l. That's what I meant...

Ah, I see... I hadn't noticed that before.  Thanks for pointing it out,
and for clearing up my confusion.

Tom