Harmonic Analysis
Intended
Audience:
- Researchers and engineers who work with signals
- Financial analysts
who model securities prices
- Mathematicians and physicists who apply
harmonic analysis or conformal mapping to problems in mathematical
physics
- Instructors teaching courses in signal processing, complex
variables, or mathematical physics
- Students needing an introduction
to harmonic analysis, conformal mappings or harmonic correlation
Product Description:
Harmonic Analysis combines innovative numerical tools for signal processing
with rich analytical tools for studying problems of physics and the mathematics
of complex variables. Harmonic Analysis provides a Maple package with
worked examples in signal filtering, finance, and conformal mapping.
The rich documentation includes an in-depth explanation of the theory
of harmonic analysis.
The algorithms in Harmonic Analysis are the culmination of new research
by the author in the field of harmonic analysis. They have a US Patent
pending (#10/856,453), and a paper on the methods behind the technology
is published in the September 2004 issue of IEEE Explorer.
Features list:
- Provides tools for filtering signals based on amplitude-frequency
characteristics
- Extends the power of Maple’s FFT routines to handle
signals with arbitrary data length (e.g. need not be a power of 2
or have small prime divisors), using an innovative algorithm that
reduces transforms to vector-to-circulant matrix multiplication
- Greatly
extends the power of Maple’s conformal mapping
routines
- Computes values of analytic functions from their values
on the unit circle
- Computes values of harmonic-conjugate functions
- Provides groundbreaking
algorithms for:
- computing conformal mappings of functions from the
unit circle to connected domains
- computing the ratios of signals
by tilde operators and harmonic correlation
Technical Requirements
Author Information
- Dr. Vladimir Clue is an independent researcher. After graduating from
the elite Kolmogorv school in Moscow and N. Novgorod University, he worked
at the Scientific Research Institute of Mechanics. He then piloted a
research project on signal processing and conformal mapping for the Russian
Academy of Science (RAN) as a scientific colleague in the Institute of
Machine Science. During nine years of research in Russia, the author
has pioneered many new algorithms and approaches to harmonic analysis.
The Harmonic Analysis MapleConnect package is the culmination of the
author’s research.
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