Oops. Scott meant to send this to the list, of course. --Scott In a message dated 10/29/03 10:21:28 AM Eastern Standard Time, ravel@phys.washington.edu writes: On Wednesday 29 October 2003 10:12 am, SCalvin100@aol.com wrote:

I would like to add to Bruces' post one other quick "reality check." Look at Athena and see where E0 was picked there. It's possible that for some reason you have an E0 in Athena way above the actual rising portion of the energy spectrum, in which case Artemis is actually doing the right thing by moving it back to the correct energy origin. You really don't want to depend on Artemis to fix a poor E0 choice in Athena, though, so if that is the case then you should choose a more reasonable E0 in Athena and feed the resulting chi file back in to Artemis.

Scott, Did you send this to the list or just to me? The headers seem to suggest the latter -- in which case it is weird the Scott is referring to Bruce in the third person ;-) B