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Notch design inverts the DC gain correction · case 04

The passband gain is squared away from unity instead of corrected.

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Case contract

Input [f0, fs, r]: second-order notch with zeros on the unit circle at +-w0 (w0 = 2 pi f0 / fs) and poles at radius r: b = [1, -2 cos w0, 1], a = [1, -2 r cos w0, r^2]; b is scaled for unity DC gain (sum(a)/sum(b)). Coefficients rounded to 9 decimals; "bad-frequency" unless 0 < f0 < fs/2, "bad-radius" unless 0 <= r < 1.

Why this case matters

Notch filters remove mains hum and interference tones; angle or radius slips miss the tone or widen the notch.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: f0=1 fs=8 r=9/10	`{"a": [1.0, -1.272792206, 0.81], "b": [1.090428032, -1.542098112, 1.090428032]}`	`{"a": [1.0, -1.272792206, 0.81], "b": [0.917071068, -1.296934342, 0.917071068]}`	Failed

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