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line pair

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line pair [′līn ‚per]
(spectroscopy)
In spectrographic analysis, a particular spectral line and the internal standard line with which it is compared to determine the concentration of a substance.


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A mode of a transmission line pair defines a number of properties of the pair of lines.
k] are the position of singular points, and t is the type of pattern line pair (parallel lines or cross lines).
The case is illustrated by a (self-dual) pencil of conics endowed with two singular conics of which one represents a double real line and the other is a real line pair.
 
 
 
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