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An Operator Perspective on Signals and Systems978-3-0346-0292-1Series ISSN 0255-0156 Series E-ISSN 2296-4878

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Deutsche Lieder aus den Kriegsjahren 1914/15ap for a linear causal time invariant system. First we introduce the Fourier transform. Then we will study Toeplitz and Laurent operators. The Fourier transform will be used to turn Laurent operators into multiplication operators and visa versa.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33181-1eory. Finally, we will present some classical ergodic theorems, and show how they can be used to estimate the unitary part in the Wold decomposition of a controllable isometric representation. Throughout we assume that . and . are finite dimensional.

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The Wold Decompositionde sense stationary random process into its deterministic and purely nondeterministic parts. We will also study unilateral and bilateral shifts, and present an introduction to Toeplitz operators. Finally, the Wold decomposition along with Toeplitz and shift operators will play a fundamental role in

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Toeplitz and Laurent Operatorsap for a linear causal time invariant system. First we introduce the Fourier transform. Then we will study Toeplitz and Laurent operators. The Fourier transform will be used to turn Laurent operators into multiplication operators and visa versa.

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Inner and Outer Functionson. Inner-outer factorizations play a fundamental role in many optimization and interpolation problems arising in systems theory and signal processing. In Chapter 4 we will study state space realizations for rational inner and outer functions. Finally, recall that throughout this monograph, we assum

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The Rational Caseeory. Finally, we will present some classical ergodic theorems, and show how they can be used to estimate the unitary part in the Wold decomposition of a controllable isometric representation. Throughout we assume that . and . are finite dimensional.

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Inner and Outer Functionse that the spaces . and . in .(.), L.(.), H.(.) and .(.) are all finite dimensional. Many of our results hold in the case when . and . are separable Hilbert spaces. However, they are finite dimensional in our applications. So we only work in the finite dimensional setting.