Frank L. H. Wolfs
Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Rochester
Muon-decay experiments in the advanced laboratory.
¥The processing of photographs to determine the lifetime of the muon was rather cumbersome.
¥The development of TACs or TDCs made it possible to collect data over extended periods of time, but sacrificed the detailed information about the pulse shapes contained in the photographs.
¥Despite these draw backs, the TAC/TDC-based measurement technique currently dominates the approach used in the advanced laboratory.
AJP: 38, 1196 (1970)