59)
80. Hill submits a comparison of the introduction to Volume
23 with the introduction to Hill's manuscript (Hill Ex. 1058).
81. The comparison shows similarities between the two
introductions.
82. Although the insert prepared by Dr. Snitzer does not
describe the elements of the count, it does describe generally
the concept of writing gratings in optical fibers.
83. Cooperman testified that when a guest editor wrote an
introduction that they would know what had been written:
Q And I think we saw in Volume 23 that there was an
introduction run by the guest editor.
A That's correct.
Q That's something they can do also.
A Yes.
Q And sometimes guest editors read manuscripts.
A I'm sorry.
Q Sometimes guest editors read manuscripts.
A The guest editors receive copies of all of the
manuscripts for the keynote topic simply to read.
Q They are not asked to do the editing that the
A No, no. The point being that when they wrote the
introduction, they would know what had been written; and if they
wanted to talk about a specific manuscript, they could. (HR 265,
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