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Well, in essence, they're equivalent. But you're probably comparing apples to oranges here – depending on your detector.
The error in your measurement will almost certainly be determined by statistical noise. Depending on the size of your detector (and its orientation), you might get 10 muons in far less than 10 minutes, meaning you could improve your ...
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The basic concept of optical alignment is to perfectly align the beam step-by-step on all optical elements. Enshure your beam has the right height and angle before alignment. Your aim to align the beam on microscope optical axis. Having point sources like flourescent beads allows an easy alignment to a point spread function on your CCD sensor.
On-axis with ...
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Has anyone ever constructed an ultra-high vacuum system with half-assed, or no cleaning of parts?
Haven't we all done that at some point?
How'd it turn out?
Badly!
Water and hydrogen are easy to bake off the internal surfaces, but get any hydrocarbons, skin grease, silicone, etc on it and you'll be baking for days.
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