Fourier analysis

Fourier analysis

by P. S. Milojevic, William O. Bray

Book 157 of v.

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Based on the Sixth International Workshop in Analysis and its Applications held recently at the University of Maine, this useful volume provides complete expository and research papers on the geometric and analytic aspects of Fourier analysis. Containing the authoritative contributions of more than 25 world experts, Fourier Analysis discusses new approaches to classical problems in the theory of trigonometric series ... singular integrals/pseudodifferential operators ... Fourier analysis on various groups ... numerical aspects of Fourier analysis and their applications ... wavelets and more. With its careful selection of bibliographic citations as well as some 1600 equations, Fourier Analysis is an excellent reference for mathematicians and mathematical analysts; statisticians; electrical, mechanical, and optical engineers; physicists; mathematical biologists; computer scientists; and upper-level undergraduate and graduate students in these disciplines.

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