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ORCIDMultidimensional Systems and Signal Processing, Volume 19
Volume 19, Number 1, March 2008
- N. K. Bose:
Editorial. 1 - Niklas Grip
, Götz E. Pfander:
A discrete model for the efficient analysis of time-varying narrowband communication channels. 3-40 - Ligang Wu, James Lam:
Hankel-type model reduction for linear repetitive processes: differential and discrete cases. 41-78 - Joseph A. Ball, Dmitry S. Kaliuzhnyi-Verbovetskyi:
Conservative dilations of dissipative multidimensional systems: The commutative and non-commutative settings. 79-122 - Chen Dubi:
Triangular realization of rational functions of N complex variables. 123-129 - Frederick W. King:
Operator basis for analytic signal construction. 131-137 - Yun Zou, Weiqun Wang, Xuiling Xu:
The state observer and compensator of a large class of 2-D acceptable singular systems. 139-155 - Ying Chen, Zhi-Cheng Ji, Chun-jian Hua:
Spatial adaptive Bayesian wavelet threshold exploiting scale and space consistency. 157-170
Volume 19, Number 2, June 2008
- N. K. Bose:
Editorial. 171-172 - Len Gelman, Jeremy Gould:
A new time-frequency transform for non-stationary signals with any nonlinear instantaneous phase. 173-198 - Kuo-Hsien Yeh, Shian-Tang Tzeng:
Design of 2-D FIR narrow transition band filters by double transformations using GA approach. 199-218 - Yun Zou, Huiling Xu, Weiqun Wang:
Stability for two-dimensional singular discrete systems described by general model. 219-229 - Javad Ahmadi-Shokouh, Hengameh Keshavarz:
Image restoration based on Laplacian preprocessed long-range correlation. 231-245 - Satish Chand, Hari Om:
Phase estimation in data channelization for video transmitting. 247-256 - Mohand Lagha, Messaoud Bensebti:
Performances comparison of pulse-pair and 2-step prediction algorithms for the doppler spectrum estimation. 257-265
Volume 19, Numbers 3-4, December 2008
- N. K. Bose:
Editorial. 267-268 - Eva Zerz, Krzysztof Galkowski:
Preface for the Special Issue of MSSP "Recent advances in multidimensional systems and signals". 269-271 - Paula Rocha:
Stabilization of multidimensional behaviors. 273-286 - Mauro Bisiacco, Maria Elena Valcher:
Dead-beat estimation problems for 2D behaviors. 287-306 - Eva Zerz:
The discrete multidimensional MPUM. 307-321 - Li Xu, Huijin Fan, Zhiping Lin, N. K. Bose:
A direct-construction approach to multidimensional realization and LFR uncertainty modeling. 323 - Przemyslaw Korohoda, Adam Dabrowski:
Generalized convolution as a tool for the multi-dimensional filtering tasks. 361-377 - Bartosz Jablonski:
Anisotropic filtering of multidimensional rotational trajectories as a generalization of 2D diffusion process. 379-399 - Jörg Velten, Sam Schauland, Anton Kummert:
Multidimensional velocity filters for visual scene analysis in automotive driver assistance systems. 401-410 - Dariusz Idczak:
Maximum principle for optimal control of two-directionally continuous linear repetitive processes. 411-423 - Olivier Bachelier, Wojciech Paszke, Driss Mehdi:
On the Kalman-Yakubovich-Popov lemma and the multidimensional models. 425 - Lorenzo Ntogramatzidis, Michael Cantoni, Ran Yang:
A geometric theory for 2-D systems including notions of stabilisability. 449-475 - Lukasz Hladowski, Eric Rogers, Krzysztof Galkowski, Virendra R. Sule:
On control laws for discrete linear repetitive processes with dynamic boundary conditions. 477-488
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