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From: Greg Lampard
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 05:30

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I am doing some basic signal processing (looking at signals in the time
and frequency domains, filtering, modulation etc.) and I'd like some
decent tools.  At the moment I'm using Mathematica, which is OK but
certainly not ideal for the task.  
Does anyone know of any cheap/free software for doing this kind of thing?
I dimly recollect seeing a reference (on this group?) to a Mathematica
package.  That, or any other software for a Mac or a Unix workstation
under X11 would be a great help.

Thanks for any and all help.  As usual, please e-mail, and I'll
summarize the responses.

Greg
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