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{\bf EECS 225d: Audio Signal Processing by Humans and Machines} \\
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{\bf  Problem Set 4} \\
{\bf Due in class Fri Feb 28, 1997} \\
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{\sc Reading:} Chapters 10-13

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Chapter 10, Exercise 1

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Chapter 10, Exercise 3

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Chapter 11, Exercise 1

{\sc Note:} This is for a single section of a lossless tube.  

{\sc Hints:} This can be done one of two ways - using formulas from the
discrete-time model presented in section 10.7 or using the continuous-time
model presented in section 11.2.  Note that the later part of section 11.2 
is an analysis of poles for a two-section tube while we are only asking 
about the single section tube here.  

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Chapter 11, Exercise 3

{\sc Note:} An open tube means open at both ends while a closed tube means 
closed at both ends.  

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Chapter 12, Exercise 4

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Chapter 13, Exercise 1

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Chapter 13, Exercise 2

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