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Mathematics in Signal Processing
This book is based on the proceedings of the first I.M.A. International Conference on Mathematics in Signal Processing, the purpose of which was to bring together mathematicians and signal processing experts to explore the many areas of mutual interest and identify fruitful avenues for further
research. The rich variety of papers presented here is clear evidence that this goal was achieved. The contributors' findings are divided into six Signal Analysis and Modelling; Spectral Analysis; Inverse Problems; Image Reconstruction; Numerical Algorithms and Architectures; and
Adaptive Techniques. A wealth of new ideas and interesting reading is presented for mathematicians, scientists, and engineers working in signal processing.
research. The rich variety of papers presented here is clear evidence that this goal was achieved. The contributors' findings are divided into six Signal Analysis and Modelling; Spectral Analysis; Inverse Problems; Image Reconstruction; Numerical Algorithms and Architectures; and
Adaptive Techniques. A wealth of new ideas and interesting reading is presented for mathematicians, scientists, and engineers working in signal processing.
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First published December 10, 1987
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