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The pulse period of secondary electron multiplier tubes has been determined by two independent methods. The first method consisted of feeding the pulses on capacitors with variable R.C. and observing the oscilloscope screen. The second method consisted of creating artificial coincidences. Both of these methods give a pulse period of T<5×10−9 sec.
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