Pile-up corrections in the measurement of lifetimes

P B Coates · Journal of Physics E Scientific Instruments · 1972

In lifetime and similar experiments is which the time interval is measured up to the first detected event, a pile-up error is introduced if subsequent events are neglected. The application of corrections at high data collection rates is discussed with reference to the second-order errors introduced by variations in the source intensity, which have not been considered previously, and coherence effects.

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