Randall,

Thanks for posting your paper and letting us know about it -  I hope you
don't think your effort has gone unappreciated.  I've downloaded and printed
it and I'm working my way through it as time allows and I'm sure I'm not
alone.

On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 10:55 PM, Randall Peters wrote:

> I've written a paper titled "A tutorial on gravitational pendulum theory
> applied to seismic sensing of translation and rotation" for a special
> edition of the Bull. Seism. Soc. Amer. concerned with rotation,
> technical editor Willie Lee.  I don't know if it is too technical for
> the majority of folks but figured I would let you know about it anyway.
> The paper has been posted to my webpage at
> http://physics.mercer.edu/hpage/BSSA-tutorial/pend-theory.pdf
> The request for me to generate this paper originated with John Lahr's
> mentioning my research to Willie, with whom John worked for a long time
> (before he retired from the USGS).  Without John's passionate
> involvement with amateur seismology and science education (reason I came
> to know him) none of this would have happened.
>
Randall,

Thanks for posting your paper and letting us know about it -  I hope you don't think your effort has gone unappreciated.  I've downloaded and printed it and I'm working my way through it as time allows and I'm sure I'm not alone.


On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 10:55 PM, Randall Peters <PETERS_RD@..........> wrote:

I've written a paper titled "A tutorial on gravitational pendulum theory

applied to seismic sensing of translation and rotation" for a special

edition of the Bull. Seism. Soc. Amer. concerned with rotation,

technical editor Willie Lee.  I don't know if it is too technical for

the majority of folks but figured I would let you know about it anyway.

The paper has been posted to my webpage at

http://physics.mercer.edu/hpage/BSSA-tutorial/pend-theory.pdf

The request for me to generate this paper originated with John Lahr's

mentioning my research to Willie, with whom John worked for a long time

(before he retired from the USGS).  Without John's passionate

involvement with amateur seismology and science education (reason I came

to know him) none of this would have happened.