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A transformation from an input space to an output space. |
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System where both input and output spaces are discrete-time domains. |
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A system where both the input and output spaces are continuous-time domains. |
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System where input and output spaces are not both continuous or both discrete time domains. |
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Space upon which addition and scalar multiplication are defined such that:
for every x,y,z in X: (x+y) + z = x + (y+z)
there exists a 0x s.t. for every x there exists -x s.t. x+ (-x) = 0
for every k in R or C, k(x+y) = kx+ky |
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|| . ||
i) || x || ≥ 0 , || x || = 0 <=> x=0
ii) ||kx|| = |k| ||x||
iii) ||x-y|| ≤ ||x-z|| + ||z-y||
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a. d: X x X -> R
i) d(x,y) ≥ 0 d(x,y)=0 <=> x=y
ii) d(x,y) = d(y,x)
iii) d(x,y)≤d(x,z) + d(z,y)
b. collection of points on which a metric is defined |
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a. Continuous Transformation
b. sequential continuity |
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a. T is continuous at x0 if
for every ε>0, there exists a δ>0 such that:
||x-x0|| ≤ δ => ||T(x)-T(x0)|| ≤ ε
b. T is sequentially continuous at x0 if
x->x0 => T(x)->T(x0)
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a) inner-product defined <.,.> : H x H -> C
i)<x,x> ≥ 0, <x,x>=0 <=> x = 0
ii)<x,y> = conj(<y,x>)
iii)<x,y> ≤ <x,z> + <z,y>
iv)<kx,y> = k<x,y>
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Cauchy-Schwarz Inequality |
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{xn} Cauchy if
for every e>0, there exists N st
for every n,m≥N
||xn-xm||<e |
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all Cauchy sequences converge |
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complete normed linear space |
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T or F: Countable unions of countable sets are countable yet the Cartesian product of a finite # of countable sets is not. |
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false: Both are countable |
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Give an example of a countable subspace |
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Dense subset
a. English
b. math |
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a. subset in which all elements of another subspace can be arbirtarily closely approximated
b. D C X is a dense subset of a normed linear space X if for all x in X, e>0:
there is a y in D st
||x-y||≤e
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Separable (two definitions) |
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a. X is separable iff it contains a complete orthonormal sequence
b. X is separable iff it contains a dense countable subset |
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Ortho => perpendicular
all elements of the sequence are perpendicular to each other (<x,y> = 0)
normal => ||.|| = 1
sequence => bijection between set and N |
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only vector orthogonal to all elements of the sequence is the zero vector |
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If {en} is c.o.n. seq. in Hilbert space H, then: |
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x = sum(1,inf) {<x,ek>ek} |
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T or F: l2 is not separable |
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Wieirstrass' Approximation Thm |
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let the norm on C([a,b]) be
||f|| = sup (t in [a,b]) of |f(t)|
the set of polynomials:
sum(1,n){aiti}, ai in R, n in Z
is dense in C([a,b])
(i.e. polynomials without constant terms can be used to closely approximate continuous functions)
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Name the discussed c.o.n. seq. in L2([a,b];R) |
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fk(t) = 1/sqrt(2pi) * e^(ikt) |
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How can a computer approximate a non-separable space of functions in L2(R+;R) with error less than e? |
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sacrifice e/2 for removal of later terms (L2 f'ns go to zero)
sacrfice e/2 to approximate f with a polynomial (Wieirstrass' approx. thm)
=> less than 'e' error |
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a) λ(A) = int [ 1{x in A}λ(dx) ] with indicator f'n
b) define simple f'n:
fn(x) = sum(1,n){ak 1{x in Ak}}
int [ fn(x)λ(dx) ] = sum(1,n){ak.λ(Ak)}
c) for every f, there is a seq. of simp. f'ns st
lim fn(x) = f(x) for every x
int [ f(x)λ(dx) ] = lim int [ fn(x)λ(dx) ]
(indicator f'ns are dense in L2([a,b];R)
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Lebesgue Monotone Convergence thm |
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0≤fn(x)≤f(n+1)(x) and lim fn(x) = f(x)
=>
lim int [ fn(x)λ(dx) ] =int [ lim fn(x)λ(dx) ]
= int [ f(x)λ(dx) ]
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Lebesgue Dominated convergence thm |
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lim fn(x) = f(x) and there is g(x) st
|f(x)|≤g(x) for every x
and
int [ g(x)λ(dx) ] < inf
=> lim int [ fn(x)λ(dx) ] =int [ f(x)λ(dx) ] |
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Name a space in which C([a,b]) is dense |
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Name a dense subset of L2 |
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any indicator f'n can be closely approximated by a continuous f'n |
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ψ 0,0 = 1 for t in [0,1]
φ n,k = {2n/2 for t in [k2-n,(k+1/2)2-n]
{-2n/2 for t in [(k+1)2-n,(k+1)2-n]
{0 o.w. |
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Dual Space of Normed linear space X |
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all linear functionals on X, f such that f is bounded (and hence continuous)
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sup for ||x||=1 : {|f(x)|/||x||}<inf |
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for x in X*:
there is an n in lq st
f(x) = sum(1,n){xi.ni} = <x,n>
for every x in X = lp
where 1/p + 1/q = 1 |
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x in lp, y in lq, 1/p + 1/q = 1
=>sum (0,inf) { xi yi} = <x,y> ≤||x||p||y||q
hence:
if n in lq
=> sup for ||x||=1 of (<x,n>/||x||p) ≤ ||n||q |
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if xn->x in n.l. X
lim ||xn - x|| = 0 in a |
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f(xn)->f(x) for every f in X* |
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lq
st 1/p + 1/q = 1
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Which subspace are the Haar Wavelets a c.o.n in? |
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Which subspace are the Haar Wavelets a c.o.n in? |
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∂ (t) = { inf if t = 0, 0 o.w. |
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smooth, cmpt support
no metric defined |
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Schwarz Space
S = {v in T(R;R) st
sup for t in R (|ta(db/dtb)v|)<inf)}
smooth
metric defined
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xn -> x in S if
lim pa,b(xn-x)=0 for every a,b in Z
where pa,b (v) = sup for t in R (|ta(db/dtb)v|)<inf) |
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a function in the dual space of S* or D (linear, continuous & bounded) |
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∂ (bar) (Φ) = Φ(0) = int (-inf, inf){∂(t)Φ(t)dt} |
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there exists an f such that:
ƒ = int(-inf, inf){f(t)Φ(t)} < inf for all Φ in S |
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there does not exist an f such that:
ƒ = int(-inf, inf){f(t)Φ(t)} < inf for all Φ in S
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When does equality exist between two dist'ns f and g? |
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if f(Φ) = g(Φ) for all Φ in S
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When does a seq. of dist'ns fn
converge to a dist'n f in S*? |
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when lim fn(Φ) = f(Φ) for every Φ in S |
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What is the derivative of a distribution f(Φ)? |
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(f*g)(t) = int (-inf, inf) { f(u)g(t-u)du} |
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if {Φn} is a seq. of dist'ns:
int(-inf,inf){Φn(t)dt} = ? |
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if {Φn} is a seq. of dist'ns:
lim int(|t|>∂){Φn(t)dt} = ?
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T or F:
if {Φn} is a seq. of dist'ns:
Φn≤0 for all t
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for f in C([a,b]), Φn a seq. of dist'ns
what can we say about (Φn*f)(t)? |
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it converges uniformly to f in t |
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each input has a unique output |
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if:
T is countable => DT system
else: CT system
if: input/output T |
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output only depends on current and future input values |
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output only depends on past and present inputs |
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shift in input (u(t-a))
results in:
a shift in output (y(t-a))
i.e.
if (u(t),y(t)) is in R (relation)
=>
(u(t-a),y(t-a)) is in R |
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i) U, Y linear spaces
ii) Relation R is a linear subspace of UxY
s.t. ((u1,y1), (u2,y2)) is in R
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DT: x(n) = sum(Z){xm.∂(n-m)}
for linear system:
y(n) = sum(Z){h(n,m)u(m)}
if u = ∂(n-n0)
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output @ t = n when input is DT ∂ @ t = n0
h(n,m) |
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if system is discrete and linear, then... |
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it can be described as:
y(n) = sum(Z){h(n,m)u(m)}
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if a system is continuous and linear, then ... |
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it can be described as:
y(t) = int(u){h(t,u)u(u)du}
with h cont. in u
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if lim T(xn) = T(x)
then:
(T(x))(n) = ? |
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sum(-inf,inf){x(m)h(n,m)}
h(.,.): ZxZ ->C |
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h(n,n0+T) = h(n-T,n0)
and the system is a convolution system |
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time invariance
and hence
system is a convolution system |
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u in l(inf) -> y in l(inf)
or
u in L(inf) -> y in L(inf)
i.e.
BIBO stable <=> ||h||1<inf |
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Eigenfunction property of harmonic signals for convolution systems |
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harmonic input => harmonic scaling of Fcc of impulse response |
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turns x1,x2,...,xn into o.n. seq. e1,e2,...,en
e1 = x1/||x1||
e2 = (x2-<x2,e1>e1)/||(x2-<x2,e1>e1)||
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en = (xn-sum(i=1,n){<xn,ei>ei)})/
||(xn-sum(i=1,n){<xn,ei>ei)})|| |
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sum(1,inf){|rk|2}<inf
iff ... |
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sum (1,n){rk.ek}->x in Hilbert H |
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sum (1,n){rk.ek}->x in Hilbert H
iff ....
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ˆh(f) = int(-inf,inf){h(t)e^(-i2pift)dt}
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