# References

## Figure Captions

1. Constant-energy scans at 39 meV and 10 meV through $`𝐐=(\frac{1}{2},\frac{1}{2},L)`$ for $`\mathrm{YBa}_2(\mathrm{Cu}_{0.995}\mathrm{Zn}_{0.005})_3\mathrm{O}_7`$. The line in the upper panel is the results of a Gaussian fit. The bar gives the instrumental Q-resolution. Because of the good energy resolution ($`5`$ meV), the 42.5 meV phonon  makes only a weak contribution ($`10`$%) to the upper scan.
2. a) Constant-energy scans through (1.5, 0.5, -1.7), background corrected and converted to absolute units. The bar gives the instrumental Q-resolution. b) Peak dynamical susceptibility at $`𝐪_0=(\pi ,\pi )`$ extracted from fits to constant-energy profiles (panel a and Fig. 1). The line is a Gaussian with the same width as the difference spectrum in panel c. c) More detailed spectrum around 40 meV. The data around 100K ($`>\mathrm{T}_\mathrm{c}`$) were subtracted from the low temperature data. The bar gives the instrumental energy resolution, and the line is the result of a fit to a Gaussian. All data are given in absolute units. A $`30`$% overall systematic error in the absolute unit calibration is not included in the error bars.
3. Temperature dependence of the dynamical susceptibility at $`𝐪_0=(\pi ,\pi )`$ and at the peak energy of the spectrum ($``$ 39 meV), in absolute units. The closed circles are the fitted amplitudes of constant-energy scans, the open circles are the peak count rates.