Inconsistent Experiments

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From: DROEGE
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 22:45

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While I agree with most of what Jon Webb says in reply to Jed Rothwell, when
he says:

-- it can't be the case that Mills & Farrell and Yamaguchi and Notoya and
Pons and Fleischmann and McKubre are all right; they have inconsistent
experiments."

I don't think we know enough about what is happening to know that they are
inconsistent.  For example, they could all be wrong, and that would make 
them consistent!

So Jon, how are they inconsistent?  From my view, they could all be 
based on some common principal.  

Tom Droege

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