Bimeasures and sampling theorems for weakly harmonizable processes
Authors:
Derek K. Chang a;
M. M. Rao a
| Affiliation: | a Department of Mathematics, University of California, Riverside, Califorina |
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10.1080/07362998308809003
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If
x(t),t∈R a weakly harmonizable process,conditions on the process are found in order that for a suitable >O and coefficient an(t),the series converging in L2(P)-mean.Consequently the process can be determined by sampling at fixed intervals nh . A corresponding result is also obtained for a more general cram er class.To carry out this analysis,it is necessary to use the properties of bimeasures. Some aspects of the bimeasure theory and its distinction from the Lebesgue theory are included. This is used essentially for the analysis of harmonizable processes, and has independent interest
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x(t),t∈
a weakly harmonizable process,conditions on the process are found in order that 
>O and coefficient an(t),the series converging in L2(P)-mean.Consequently the process can be determined by sampling at fixed intervals nh
er class.To carry out this analysis,it is necessary to use the properties of bimeasures. Some aspects of the bimeasure theory and its distinction from the Lebesgue theory are included. This is used essentially for the analysis of harmonizable processes, and has independent interest
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