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Well, I'm always happy to learn new things and since I've only gone through Physics 2 and P-Chem, I'll be happy to learn some new nomenclature, but I wasn't able to find what you are describing on the net. (Although I can have an enthusiastic talk about spectral analysis with you, especially using XRF)
But how can you say that the ratio averages to 1:1 when the ratio never dips below 1:1? Your culmulative error will always be on the plus side for neutrons.
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