The Generalized Walsh Functions

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Some limit theorems for Walsh-harmonizable dyadic stationary sequences
The Walsh series of a dyadic stationary process
Dirichlet sets and some uniqueness theorems for Walsh series
The multiplicative Fourier integral and its discrete analogues
Identification of Volterra kernels of a class of nonlinear systems by Walsh function techniques
Mellin transforms on binary fields
Fast Fourier transform for fitness landscapes
On the computability of Walsh functions.
Digital net properties of a polynomial analogue of Frolov's construction
Walsh-function analysis of a certain class of time series
Graph Laplacians, nodal domains, and hyperplane arrangements
Zak transforms on binary fields
On the binary analogs of the Hardy and Hardy--Littlewood operators
Spectral decomposition of cyclic operators in discrete harmonic analysis
New enumeration of Walsh matrices
Modified dyadic integral and fractional derivative on \(\mathbb R_{+}\)
Walshfunktionen und endlichdimensionale Hilberträume
On the L^p-greedy universal functions with respect to the generalized Walsh system
On the existence of universal series by the generalized Walsh system
Pointwise universality of partial sums of Fourier series by generalized Walsh system
On Walsh-Fourier Series
A NOTE ON A CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM FOR STATIONARY PROCESSES
Universality properties of a double series by the generalized Walsh system
CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREMS FOR FINITE WALSH-FOURIER TRANSFORMS OF WEAKLY STATIONARY TIME SERIES
Positive definite generalized measures on the dyadic field
On the uniform convergence of the greedy algorithm in a generalized Walsh system
2023 -- a twofold commemoration: the 100th birthday of Walsh functions and the 50th anniversary of Professor Joseph Leonard Walsh's death
Sampling principle for duration-limited signals and dyadic Walsh analysis
\(L^p\)-convergence of greedy algorithm by generalized Walsh system
Fourier transforms and convolutions of generalized measures defined on the dyadic field
Wiener's Tauberian theorems for generalized measures defined on the dyadic field
Analysis of dyadic stationary processes using the generalized Walsh functions
Generalizing the Walsh-Paley system and binary integration
On approximation by convolutions and bases of shifts of a function

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