Many thanks.  You've managed to pull out quite a bit that I hadn't
been able to find in my scouring of the net.  A lot of overlap, but
very nice new stuff.

Don't worry, I'm not planning on competing.  I hold no illusions of
ever producing anything novel.  Mostly, I'm just fascinated by IEC and
in particular, the ICC effect described by Bussard and just want to
play around with it.

Again, many thanks!

I want you to find for me how exactly fiber optics can be used in telecommunications

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Thanks Hedgie! Great work!

Thanks for your help. FYI The reason for my question is that in fire
alarm systems' engineering with respect to visual appliances strobes
are located within a room based upon the equation that I provided. The
minimum light intensity allowable for any point in the room is .0375
lumens /sq ft. If it can be demonstrated that the sum of two light
sources is greater than the minimum, fewer strobes can be used to
provide coverage. However, my efforts are probably just an exercise in
academics. When talking with a local fire alarm plan review engineer,
he asked me,"what if the person was facing away from the strobes?" Is
the light intensity less when it flashes on the back of ones
head...?!?
Thanks again.
rdorsey

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Good answer

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Good answer.

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The answer was fast, informative and very generous. Thanks! I might
resubmit my question when I have assimilated all the suggested
readings.

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Good answer, not supurb, but good.  You covered the bases. The
preprint server xxx.lanl.gov quant-phys shows the exponential increase
in interest in practical applications of entanglement via quantum
computing and quantum communications.  I don't think we understand yet
what is going on. Abstract Hilbert space just does not subsitute for
solid principles and good experimental design.  Thank you all for your
comments and answer(s).

Difficult issue, researcher was persistant in looking for a good answer!

Thanks!

Thanks very much for your prompt answer. The 10 year old female I work
with can drive you nuts with question. Her and I do most of our own
research but some times I get over welmed.  H Hall
apdsinvestigator@aol.com

Very helpfull and timely.  Thank you.

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Answer was OK; short and to the point.  However, I prefer to have lots
of links to follow relevant rabbit trails.  Thanks for your help...

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I think this is a very good answer which has made me realise that I
need to ask another question!

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thank you. your answer provided avenues i did not know existed. you
have provided an enormous amount of information that should turn out
to be very valuable to me in this project.

Thanks for looking into it! I've read the Boers' paper mentioned in
your answer, and it is very useful. I'll spend some time looking at
your answer. If you find other interesting stuff, I hope you can send
me an update through this page.

All of these responses provide excellent, useful information. Right
now, this question was anticipatory, since we are still unsure of the
format in which the database will be provided, but using these
answers, we will be better able to deal with it, no matter what.
Thanks, all.

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