jgh2@cisunx.UUCP (John G. Hardie) (02/17/88)
If you see this twice, sorry. It apparently didn't get out. ATTENTION: Q EXPERTS (LANL Q SYSTEM) ===================================== Hi folks, I am in the process of writing an analyzer for my PhD thesis experiment [ p(gamma,eta)p at threshold ] and I was wondering if anyone knows a way to force simulated events into the Q raw data buffers. This would be used to test the analyzer before we have to ship it off to the lab. Here at Pitt, we don't have access to all the detector electronics (40 ADC, assorted scalers etc...), but we do have a monte carlo program that can simulate the type of events that we will be seeing, and I would kind of like to test the analyzer while it is running in the full Q environment. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Please reply by email. (In addition to the addresses in my .signature, jgh2@unix.cis.pittsburgh.edu also works occasionally, but isn't reliable) Thanks, John -- John Hardie Physics Dept. Univ. of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, Pa 15260 UUCP: jgh2@cisunx.UUCP -or- cisunx!jgh2@ecn BITNET: JGH2@PITTVMS A classical physicist assumes convergence if the Nth term goes to zero, A modern physicist assumes convergence if the first term is finite.