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If one considers CD spectra as vectors, then a CD spectrum may be treated as a single parameter, every wavelength entering with the same weight. The representation of a set of spectra as a vector space and the problem of the linear independence of the concentrations are discussed. Three examples of vectorial interpretation are given: determination of the number of independent molecular species; determination of the stoichiometry of a complex; and graphical representation of the overall variation of a spectrum as a function of an external parameter.
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