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 							<p> Your paper links here!</p>
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 							<h2>Basis Function Expansions for Observational Insight</h2>
 							<p>Two dimensional basis function expansions can also be performed on observational data. Such 2D expansions 
 								on image data describe the light (stellar) distribution in a galaxy, and provide a language for succinctly, 
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 							<h2>Basis Function Expansions for Sonification</h2>
 							<p>The light profile of a galaxy image can be described with a Fourier-Laguerre basis function expansion. 
 								The resulting expansion has both angular (Fourier, m) terms and radial (Laguerre, n) terms and a series 
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 								classification skills! </p>
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 							<h2>How to get started</h2>
 							<p>We have built and compiled a variety of resources to help you get started with EXP and basis function expansions!</p>