Portugaliae Mathematica   EMIS ELibM Electronic Journals PORTUGALIAE
MATHEMATICA
Vol. 57, No. 1, pp. 49-58 (2000)

Previous Article

Next Article

Contents of this Issue

Other Issues


ELibM Journals

ELibM Home

EMIS Home

 

Signal Extraction for a Class of Nonstationary Processes

Randall J. Swift

Department of Mathematics, Western Kentucky University,
Bowling Green, KY 42101 - USA
E-mail: randall.swift@wku.edu

Abstract: In 1952, Cramér introduced a class of nonstationary processes. This broad class of processes contains the important harmonizable and stationary classes of processes. The Cramér class can have additional structure imposed upon it through Cesàro summability considerations. These refined Cramér classes, termed $(c,p)$-summable Cramér, have recently been considered by Swift 1997. This paper considers the problem of signal extraction for a process of the form $X(t)=Y(t)+N(t)$ where $Y(\cdot)$ and $N(\cdot)$ are $(c,p)$-summable Cramér.

Keywords: Harmonizable processes; Cramér processes; signal detection.

Classification (MSC2000): 60G12, 60G35.

Full text of the article:


Electronic version published on: 31 Jan 2003. This page was last modified: 27 Nov 2007.

© 2000 Sociedade Portuguesa de Matemática
© 2000–2007 ELibM and FIZ Karlsruhe / Zentralblatt MATH for the EMIS Electronic Edition