Kuoppis
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Unless it's the same as the illegal signal?
Did you even read that before posting?
Nevertheless, I guess you a referring to the Nyquist-Shannon sampling theorem. While your articulation is a bit wacko, this is still the only half-ways interesting statement in your 469 postings so far.
It is true, MQA breaks with the Nyquist rate rule.
But without breaking the rules there would be no science. There would be no cars, no moon landings, no quantum computing.
Btw, Harry Nyquist wrote his paper in 1928 - close to 100 years ago - and proved the theorem in 1948. The work was related to telegraph signals (the last large scale system was shut down in 2013). Don’t you think a thing or two might have happened since then?
Welcome to the 21st century.
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