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Subject: Re: Nyquist Theorem
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Date: 15 Feb 91 19:40:24 GMT
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In article <21978@duke.cs.duke.edu> sza@physics.phy.duke.edu (Eric Szarmes) writes:
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>of the signal spectrum, and if the sampling rate is more than twice the 
>highest frequency component, we see (as below) that there is no aliasing, 
>or overlap, of spectral components. Filtering the sampled signal with the 
    ^^^^^^^ 
or "foldover"


	see my "alias" in the "From" field of the header.... :*)
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Mark Gilstrap
Analytical Chemist
Department of Geosciences
Indiana University
gilstrap@iubacs