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From: v134q2mg@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (Robert A Carlin)
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Subject: Modal analysis algorithms (e.g. circle fit)
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Date: 26 Feb 91 16:00:11 GMT
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     I'm trying to find any kind of modal analysis algorithm that I can
adapt to a MATLAB environment.  I'm primarily interested in a circle fit
or complex exponential routine, either written in fortran, basic, or 
pseudo-code.  If someone can suggest a paper written on the subject, a text,
or someone who has already done this (I don't believe that MATLAB has anything),
it would be greatly appreciated!!!

     Thanks in advance!

							Rob


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