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Spectroscopy-12-01-2003
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Derivatives in Spectroscopy, Part III: Computing the Derivative (PDF)

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Jerome Workman Jr.
Columns|Column: Chemometrics in Spectroscopy

This series about derivatives in spectroscopy continues with a discussion about some of the practical aspects of computing the derivative.

To view a PDF of this article from the Spectroscopy Online archives, click this link.

Articles in this issue
2003 Editorial Index (PDF)
Derivatives in Spectroscopy, Part III: Computing the Derivative (PDF)
Test of an In Vivo Method to Detect Chloroplast Division in Crop Plants, Part III: Statistical Proofs of Observation and General Utility of the Method (PDF)
Limits of Detection in Spectroscopy (PDF)

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