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1 M2M2 M1M1 M 1p M3M3 M 3p M4M4 M6M6 M7M7 M0M0 M 0p et M 7p Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube Without or with homopolar Value Trace.

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1 1 M2M2 M1M1 M 1p M3M3 M 3p M4M4 M6M6 M7M7 M0M0 M 0p et M 7p Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube Without or with homopolar Value Trace in the (d,q) plane P1P1 P2P2 Without homopolar value Semail eric PHD THESIS June 2000

2 2 M 0p et M 7p Mandatory homopolar component Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube With homopolar value

3 3 M1M1 M 1p M2M2 Homopolar non equal to zero Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube With homopolar value

4 4 Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube

5 5 M1M1 M 1p With homopolar component P1P1 P2P2 M 2p Flatop modulation: to keep on the surface of the cube

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