A program to generate overlapping distribution functions was written for an analog computer. The position, width, amplitude, and skewing of each function can be varied to match experimental data. Component percentages can be calculated from integral curves. Special features of the system are: Matching can be done rapidly by using an oscilloscope, only standard equipment is needed, and parameters of the distribution are related to potentiometer settings.
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