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How to separate the upwards-propagating from the downwards-propagating waves?
I've got a real 2D image of propagating waves in both directions. How can I separate this image into one with the upward-propagating waves and one with the downward-propagating ones?
This example has ...
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Gibbs phenomenon in Hamming's digital filters
In 'Digital Filters' by Hamming there is a cryptic section where he describes how the Gibbs phenomenon can be viewed as the displacement between the centers of two functions as they are convolved ...
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How much of a problem is the Gibbs phenomenon and would this solve it?
By iterating or nesting a sine curve like in this question
I get curves like these:
that seem to tend to a square wave.
The eight case of these looks like:
which here on purpose was chosen for ...
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What methods can be used to remove ringing artifacts in the output of a digital filter?
I'm using digital filters to apply spectral mangling-type special effects to audio.
When using a digital filter (vsts/standalone DSP programs/outboard digital filter, etc.), especially when using ...
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Why do I see ringing in the output of a digital filter with a narrow transition band?
I am doing some 'extreme' eq for spectral mangling type effects with audio. Im using brick wall filters, and very narrow band pass and reject filters (vst plugins), and I'd like to know if there's ...
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A good mathematical explanation of Gibbs phenomenon
I was explaining to someone how Fourier series work in context of constructing signals that are not everywhere differentiable, e.g. square waves, sawtooth waves, etc. When I mentioned the Gibbs ...
