I think I'm loosing it.  

The last post of yours I put in my NG/Uitls-Crack folder, but
this one totally baffles me.  

Thank you for all the work that you have put into these
experiment's, I'm sure that it will help many of us progress more
steadily than we would have done without this valuable
information.

Cheers
Steve 

Andrew Woodfin wrote:
> 
>     One more. Sorry about the filesize but tighter jpeg compression really
> gummed the image up. This time the background is pure green and pure red, with
> pure red spheres (e.g., pure red=rgb<1,0,0>). This helps to show the effect,
> note where f=1.0 and t=0.0, the green checks are black since no green is
> transmitted, but the red checks are indistinguishable from the rest of those in
> the plane.
>     Also of interest is the top right corner, where both values = 1.0; the red
> value is intensified since the transmission imparted by each value adds.
>     I apologize for the pattern's harshness to the eye, but it's more for
> instruction than aesthetics. Also, the source is posted in p.t.s-f if anyone is
> interested.
> 
> Andy
> 
> bankspad wrote:
> 
> > Very cool, indeed. This is such a help, thanks for doing this.   ;-]
> >
> > KB-
> >
> 
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> Andrew Woodfin
> UNC Charlotte Center for Precision Metrology
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