belzebalex

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French engineering student

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1) and 3) are valid, but 2) isn't really. In that sort of pipeline, you usually do IQ sampling which allows you to phase-shift by any arbitrary value with a complex multiplication.
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The main reason is that it's tough to have a uniform sound pressure distribution on a stage. That means the people at the front usually have very high sound levels, while those at the back have way lower. Technicians then make the tradeoff of having too high pressures at the front (where you must have earplugs) to afford to have medium levels at the back.
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I tried to use SymPy for a similar problem: computing the Jacobian of a complicated integral using quaternion rotations.

Problem was that the symbolic results were way too complicated and the simplify function didn't help much. So, I got back to manual differentiation.

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Yes it does, you have to manipulate the expression to make it adimensional. But this rule-of-thumb is only valid for systems whose response time is less than 500ms.
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