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Schaum's Outline of Signals and Systems

This powerful study guide gives you 571 problems in signals and systems, fully solved step-by-step! From SchaumÕs, the original study guide, and studentsÕ favorite with over 30 million guides soldÑthis solution-packed timesaver helps you master every type of problem you will face on your tests, from simple questions on linear time-invariant systems to complex Fourier analysis of discrete-time systems and state space analysis.

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Author: Hwei Hsu

Publisher: McGraw-Hill

Date: Mar. 1, 1995

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