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b Attenuation curve below the cutoff frequency.

We discuss some implications of the discrete nature of the material for the behavior of a loaded waveguide, particularly at frequencies below the cutoff frequency of the waveguide.

However, this wave transition phenomenon depends strongly on the location of the attached discrete spring-damper relative to the foundation and whether the excitation frequency Ω is above or below the cutoff frequency ωc.

Evanescent modes are modes below the cutoff frequency.

As predicted by the MTF calculations, the image radial spectra and their ratios (shown in Fig. 5 ) show an enhancement of the higher spatial frequencies below the cutoff frequency fmax relative to the lower spatial frequencies.

The frequency response of the FIR filter, shown by a solid line in Fig. 6b, has a cutoff at 103.5 Hz, far below the cutoff frequencies of the analog signals.

At lower frequencies the waveguide needs to be impractically large in order to keep the cutoff frequency below the operational frequency.

Another feature peculiar to waveguide filters is that there is a definite frequency, the cutoff frequency, below which no transmission can take place.

Our results indicate that adequate high-pass filtering may be more important than the choice of the ICA method: all three ICA methods achieved a better ERD peak score when the data had been high-pass-filtered at the cutoff frequency just below the frequency band of interest before decomposition.

The filter is consequently low-pass by design and may be considered a low-pass filter for all practical purposes if the cutoff frequency is below any frequency of interest to the application.

c Attenuation curve above the cutoff frequency.