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Digital Signal Processing – Readings

Course subject(s) 1. Introduction to the course / DFT principles 2. The Fast Fourier Transform 3. OFDM 4. Estimation Theory 5. Parametric models / Levinson algorithm 6. Schur algorithm / Scattering 7. Non-parametric estimation 8. Selective filtering

Books

We use the textbook: Boaz Porat, “A course in Digital Signal Processing”, Wiley 1997, ISBN: 0-471-14961-6.

The book is intended as background, all the lectures are documented in two ways: (1) the collection of slides that are used during class meetings, and (2) explanatory notes on the slides. In addition there are two sets of background notes that must assist in providing the necessary basic information so that the course (all slides and notes) is self contained.

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