Imprint for the book "Signal Representation"

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Five main chapters with a total of 19 chapters (files);   58 Exercises   ⇒   Two semester hours per week  lecture and one  semester hour per week  exercises
     
Development of the German version:   2002–2017.       Development of the English version:   2020/21.      Last corrections:   December 2022

  • Basic materials for the original German version:     Lecture notes of LNT/LÜT:  [$\rm Eich03$][1];  [$\rm Han15$][2];  [$\rm Söd12$][3]   –  Textbooks:   [$\rm Söd93$][4];  [$\rm Mar94$][5];  [$\rm HM09$][6]
  • Participating students in chronological order:      Martin Winkler  (2001),  Yven Winter,  Franz Kohl,  Roland Kiefl,  Thorsten Kalweit,  Markus Elsberger,  Bettina Hirner,  Ji Li,  Slim Lamine,  Thomas Großer,  Khaled Soussi,  Felix Kristl,  Martin Völkl,   Jimmy He,  Xiaohan Liu,  Noah Nagi,  Carolin Mirschina,  Jiwoo Hwang  (2022)


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  1. Eichin, K.:  Nachrichtentechnik I (LB) – Signaldarstellung.  Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München, 2003.
  2. Hanik, N.:  Nachrichtentechnik 1 (LB): Signaldarstellung.  Lecture notes, Associate Professorship of Line Transmission Technology, TU München, 2015.
  3. Söder, G.:   Simulationsmethoden in der Nachrichtentechnik . Anleitung zum gleichnamigen Praktikum.  Lecture notes, Chair of Communications Engineering, TU München, 2012.
  4. Söder, G.:  Modellierung, Simulation und Optimierung von Nachrichtensystemen. Bd. 23. Berlin, Heidelberg: Springer, 1993. ISBN 978-3-54057-215-2.
  5. Marko, H.:  Methoden der Systemtheorie.  3. Auflage. Berlin – Heidelberg: Springer, 1994.
  6. Haykin, S.; Moher, M.: Communication Systems. 5. Aufl. Hoboken, N.J.: J. Wiley, 2009. ISBN 978-0-47169-790-9.