Digital Processing of Signals

Authors: Bernard Gold and Charles Rader Publisher: McGraw Hill, 1969 Condition: Good; some wear internally to back binding, please refer to photos  "The purpose of this book is to present the theory, with some applications, of digital-signal-processing operations, with emphasis on the frequency-domain description fo digital filtering and discrete spectrum analysis. Much of the material was used in a graduate course taught in the electrical engineering department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1965 and also as a summer course in 1967 at MIT. "