Abstract
The effect of finite channel width in distorting intensities of monoenergetic lines in a scintillation spectrometer is considered. It is found that peak area divided by channel width gives the rate of monoenergetic absorptions in the crystal. A correction to intensities proportional to the square root of the pulse height is not applicable.
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