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To: Lazarus_Long who wrote (19576)	7/21/2003 1:45:50 PM
From: AK2004	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 21614

LL re: sin(mπx/L) and sin(nπx/L) / orthogonal? ok, simple question as an answer to a simple question: would not that depend on definition of the product? (hint: freshman year college linear algebra) :-)) I can guess that you mean to define the inner product as an integral of the product from 0 to L or something like that? If that is the case then it should be straight forward for anyone <ggggg> Or maybe you are wondering if I can take an integral of simple relationship? <ggggggg> re: Well, OK, since you insist: well, I did not but now I do - Is it my turn yet? <ggggg> How about if I give a test on hierarchical approach to signal transmission? Should be easy for an expert like yourself, especially considering that I am not an EE nor do I work in technical field at all.... :-))