Email from Roger:

From carlini@jlab.org Thu Oct  7 13:10:36 2004
Date: Thu, 07 Oct 2004 11:02:18 -0400
From: Roger D. Carlini 
To: Neven Simicevic 
Cc: Dave Mack , Mark Pitt ,
     Jim Birchall , Juliette Mammei ,
     Klaus Grimm , Greg Smith ,
     Allena Opper , Tony Forest ,
     Norman Morgan , Mike Finn ,
     David Armstrong , Yongguang Liang ,
     Shelley Page ,
     Richard Jones 
Subject: Re: Qweak working group: House shaped Cerenkov detector

Hi Neven:

What about simple bars (say a 15cm wide case and 18 cm wide case) attached optically with a tilt of ~3 degrees. What 
happens if there are mirrors in the middle? Also, can we make the light collection more uniform by re-optimizing the 
overall rotation angle w.r.t. incident electrons?

Best Regards

Roger

Neven Simicevic wrote:
> Hi Folks:
> 
> I looked at the properties of a house shaped Cerenkov detector shape of 
> which is attached to this mail. The result is that we have sufficient 
> number of photoelectrons, but there is a slight position dependence of 
> the number of photoelectrons, also attached.
> 
> 
> Neven