Deconvolution and signal restoration

Author: Zou Mouyan
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: Deconvolution and signal restoration are challenging branches in signal processing technology. Due to their wide range of applications, they have always been a hot topic of research. Research reports on this subject are scattered across various professional academic and technical journals and books. However, there is still a lack of a book that reflects recent developments, is guiding, and systematic for students and researchers preparing to engage in signal processing. This book aims to address this gap. The author has systematically organized the fundamentals required in this field, striving to include major foundations, reflect significant advancements, difficulties, and development directions. The book emphasizes the physical origins of deconvolution problems, the key points of theoretical methods, their scope of applicability, and limitations. It includes several program examples and real data to assist readers in entering practical applications. At the same time, it provides in-depth theoretical foundations and cutting-edge developments to meet the needs of readers who wish to engage in advanced research.