QMPP: Multiphoton charge probability data

                              Titles:  QMPP: Multiphoton charge probability data
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    Contact:  C. Kyba, Penn
 
    Revision History:-
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    5.01  C. Kyba      First version.
 

 
Titles Files
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charge_photoelectrons.dat
 
 
Verification
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Description
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    This bank contains tables which list the probability of observing a 
particular charge (in gain scaled units) given an integer number of detected 
photoelectrons.  Note that the data in the table is normalized for each #pe,
not for each charge.  If you have observed a particular charge and would like 
to get the normalized probability that it came from n pe you should use the 
user callable function FTI_PE_PROB.
 
 
Data Words
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        Data types: B(bit), I, F, D(double), H(hollerith 4 char)
 
        Fixed length Database Header.  See titles_dbhdr.html.
 
        The data words are arranged grouped by charge in 0.1gsc steps, and each group has
        the probability that that charge would have been generated by n pe (where n goes 
        from one to ten).  The first charge bin centroid is 0.05gsc, so the data goes as
        follows:

    1   F            Probability that  1 pe would result in charge from 0.0 - 0.1 gsc
    2   F            Probability that  2 pe would result in charge from 0.0 - 0.1 gsc
    3   F            Probability that  3 pe would result in charge from 0.0 - 0.1 gsc
    .                                                .
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    9   F            Probability that  9 pe would result in charge from 0.0 - 0.1 gsc
   10   F            Probability that 10 pe would result in charge from 0.0 - 0.1 gsc


   11   F            Probability that  1 pe would result in charge from 0.1 - 0.2 gsc
   12   F            Probability that  2 pe would result in charge from 0.1 - 0.2 gsc
    .                                                .
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   20   F            Probability that 10 pe would result in charge from 0.1 - 0.2 gsc


   21   F            Probability that  1 pe would result in charge from 0.2 - 0.3 gsc
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 2499   F            Probability that  9 pe would result in charge from 24.9-25.0 gsc
 2500   F            Probability that 10 pe would result in charge from 24.9-25.0 gsc