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In article <459@eedsp.gatech.edu> jensen@bessel.eedsp.gatech.edu (P. Allen Jensen) writes:
>"Discrete-time Signal Processing" by Oppenheim and Schafer 
>is about the best I know of as well (I work with Dr. Scahfer here at Ga. Tech
>and I think I may try to convince him to read this news group)
>
>P. Allen Jensen

Please try to get him to interract with the net on this subject.  I have a copy
of another of their books "Digital Signal Processing" that I have used for 
many years; it's my favorite.  Dr. Schafer is certainly one of the most 
knowledgeable and well-known experts on DSP in the world.

This could become a real learning experience group.

In a slightly different vein... does anyone have an idea for a way to share
equations with a (hopefully large) group of net users?  One particular 
platform's graphics or typesetting would likely be out.  I'm thinking of
postscript, but I have no idea of the spread of users that could use it.

This concern has arisen before; DSP needs sigmas, limits, etc to even begin
to say anything.  Ideas here?  Dr. Schafer?

Jim ... jisom@sun.com

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