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Comparative studies of various methods in time domain spectroscopy

Richard Chahine, T. K. Bose

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Various aspects of time domain and frequency domain analysis of the dielectric response function have been discussed in detail. Time domain results of several alcohols have been found to be in reasonably good agreement with the frequency domain results. The accuracy of the experimental results in the high frequency region is considerably improved by the application of successive synchronized sampling for drift reduction.

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Various aspects of time domain and frequency domain analysis of the dielectric response function have been discussed in detail. Time domain results of several alcohols have been found to be in reasonably good agreement with the frequency domain results. The accuracy of the experimental results in the high frequency region is considerably improved by the application of successive synchronized sampling for drift reduction.

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Various aspects of time domain and frequency domain analysis of the dielectric response function have been discussed in detail. Time domain results of several alcohols have been found to be in reasonably good agreement with the frequency domain results. The accuracy of the experimental results in the high frequency region is considerably improved by the application of successive synchronized sampling for drift reduction.

Key concepts: Frequency domain, Time domain, Domain (mathematical analysis), Sampling (signal processing), Function (biology), Reduction (mathematics), Dielectric response, Algorithm

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