One Can Always Assign a Wavelength/Wavelength Region Specific for One's Application

Abstract

A chance encounter at IDRC 2014 led to a desire to produce a joint Mythbuster column on the issues surrounding “peak assignment”. The regular column authors are here joined by Phil Williams.

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