Signal Processing: A Mathematical Approach
Charles L. Byrne · 1993
Signal Processing uses a wide variety of mathematical tools. This book provides the necessary mathematical background and tools to understand and employ signal processing techniques in an applied environment. The author addresses Fourier series and transforms in one and several variables, applications to acoustic and electromagnetic propagation models, transmission and emission tomography and image reconstruction, optimization techniques, high resolution methods, and more. This book serves as a comprehensive reference for mathematical methods in signal processing, and can be used as a text for undergraduate courses in applied mathematics and electrical engineering.