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To: Optim who wrote (159)	7/3/1998 9:28:00 AM
From: Carl R.	Read Replies (1) of 871

So after buying the 64 input version you decided that it worked better and solved faster if you went the Eigenvalue/Eigenvector route to pare down to 5 inputs? I know I studied Eigenvalues/Eigenvectors years ago, but couldn't find them in my linear algebra text. They were only covered a little in both classical analysis and circuit analysis, but it was enough for me to realize how much math I've forgotten over the years. I guess the only hope for me is to buy a program like DDR that does it for me. <G> Have you tried any of the other products from Jurik? Also it sounds like I will need to get some other program that will create a lot of other indicators such as the ones you describe. What other programs are you using? Carl

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