Transforms and fast algorithms for signal analysis and representations. (Q703855)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2126496
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    Transforms and fast algorithms for signal analysis and representations.
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2126496

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      Transforms and fast algorithms for signal analysis and representations. (English)
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      12 January 2005
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      This is a text devoted to the exposition of discrete-time transforms, their representations and associated algorithms. One can see immediately that the attention is focussed on the following main directions: a) basic transforms largely used in most applications: al) Fast Fourier Transform in variant 1D (dimension) and MD (multidimensional) variant (ch. 3); a2) Discrete Hartley Transform in 1D variant and MD variant (ch. 4 and 5); a3) Discrete Cosine Transform 1D variant and MD variant (ch. 6 and 7); b) Polynomial Transforms and their Fast Algorithms (ch. 2) with an excellent introduction on number theory allowing to develop MD algoritms for the classical transforms; c) Integer Transforms (ch. 8) containing some recently developed algorithms; d) New Methods in Time-Frequency Analysis (ch. 9) an excellent introduction to some interesting approaches (Fractional Fourier Transform, Tomographic Time-Frequency Analysis). Each chapter contains, apart its proper content, an introduction and a summary. The exposition is very clear, the text is excellent and suggestively arranged in the page, the comments are always pertinent so that this volume constitutes a true ``instrument de travail'' for students in electric and electronic engineering and will soon become a reference book in the domain of Digital Signal Processing.
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      signal processing
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      algorithms for digital signal processes
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      DSP
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      fast transforms
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