Hello, I try to send this again as the version I sent earlier in the afternoon seems to have vanished into the bowels of the internet. It appears that I can't submit to brahms-l anymore, so I hope all interested parties are on the brahms-dev-l list server. Anyway.... I am at BNL and have worked with Flemming this week to put the "final" touches on the NIM paper. I have come up with a version which I believe to be very near the final version and I intend to transmit it to Tom Ludlam tomorrow, 19-Oct-2001 after I sleep off this night shift. This version is posted on the BRAHMS Web site, namely http://www.sdcc.bnl.gov/brahms/private/detectors/NIM/BrahmsNIMPaper-18Oct2001.doc, .ps If you care to, you can download the document and read through it once more before it "goes to press" (ie Tom). We will accept and consider for inclusion any comments/suggestion that are received on or before 12:00 Texas time, Friday, 19-Oct-2001. For a comment/suggestion to be considered for inclusion, 1. We must agree with them 2. It must be feasible To increase the chance of your suggestion to be considered for inclusion, please follow these guidelines: 1. If you have suggestions for text, please send a paragraph. 2. If you want to change a number, please send the corrected number. 3. If you want a new or changed figure, please send the figure as an attachment (preferrably a high resolution gif file) I think the emphasis on this "last" re-reading should be to insure that all numbers quoted are correct and consistent. Having said all this, I want to thank everyone who took the time to read the document carefully after it was released for collaboration wide review. There were many good comments (in addition to a number of unfeasible ones; ie figures that don't exist that I have no practical way of generating) which I think will make this a valuable document as we progress with BRAHMS. Regards Kris
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