butterworth now corrects the cutoff frequency for the double pass filter.#28
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…ter. - Included the correction factor for nth order Butterworth filter. - Adjusted the butterworth tests to accommodate the change. This change unfortunately required larger tolerances for the test. If this was actually correct, I would have thought it would have required smaller tolerances. I am not sure why that is the case.
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butterworth now corrects the cutoff frequency for the double pass filter.
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unfortunately required larger tolerances for the test. If this was actually
correct, I would have thought it would have required smaller tolerances. I am
not sure why that is the case.