File:HuntsIACgraphs.pdf

When I got boared one day on vacation I started going through the prompt gamma-ray data that we have. Found something a little bit interesting with regards to the times that the asymetric peaks arrive. They appear to be much more spread out in time. Anyway I attach a PDF with 6 figures and hopefully a somewhat coherent description of the figures.

 I also attach the Origin file incase you want to zoom around the figures

or play with anything.

 Also the dominant peaks without coincedence at 388 and 333 keV, I think

those are from Cf-249, which has a half life of a few 351 years. I am not sure if it is a contaminant when they make the source or if it grows in over time. When Cf-252 alpha decays it becomes Cm-249, which beta- decays to Bk-249. Bk-249 then beta- decays again to Cf-249.Cf 249 also has a little line at 252.8 keV, which is also in the spectrum. So I think those dominant lines are from Cf-249.