Specific and general formulae for the number of band combinations for different colour-banding regimes

Rodrigo, Allen G.

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Specific and general formulae for the number of band combinations for different colour-banding regimes

Date

1990-04-01

Authors

Rodrigo, Allen G.

Abstract

Formulae for the number of band combinations of 12 commonly used colour-banding methods are listed. In addition, general formulae for calculating the number of combinations of any method using leg-partitioning of bands are given, and their use is illustrated with examples.