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Spectroscopy

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Processing Techniques for Handling Multiple Spectra (PDF)

The author discusses several mathematical processing methods for handling, assessing, and studying groups containing multiple spectra. The processing techniques feature standard mathematical tools that are used to study a series of numerical results.
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