Talk:Harmonic
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It might be helpful to define integral multiple. I think I know what the authors mean, and would be happy to edit the page, but I don't want to jump to any incorrect conclusions. I'm not entirely sure.
- I've put an example in. Hope that clears it up. -- Tarquin 20:31 Jan 16, 2003 (UTC)
Thanks, it clears things up perfectly. I'm a beginning graduate student in mathematics, and I use Wikipedia often because my background is in computer science, so thanks so much! -- Brittany
Like above, would anyone be willing to explain why we have an "itegral multiple" instead of just an "integer multiple." I guess I just don't really understand.
"Integral" is an adjective, while "integer" is a noun. Of course, in English, we can use nouns and adjectives but why bother when have the right kind of word already. ---Ben
- It's just confusing because of the other uses of the word integral. - Omegatron
subharmonics
I don't understand how subharmonics can be generated from a wave. How are they numbered? - Omegatron 17:23, Feb 18, 2005 (UTC)
