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Original Articles

Finite lagrange and cauchy sampling expansions associated with regular difference equationsFootnote

Pages 551-569 | Received 15 Oct 1997, Published online: 29 Mar 2007
 

Abstract

We use a discrete version of Kramer's sampling theorem to derive sampling expansions for discrete transforms whose kernels arise from regular difference equations. The kernels may be taken to be either solutions or Green's functions of second order regular self-adjoint boundary-value problems. In both cases, the sampling eexpansions obtained are written in forms of finite-Lagrange-type interpolation expansions. Cauchy-type sampling expansions for periodic bandlimited signals will be derived using first order boundary-value problems. Illustrative exampls are also given.

1991 Mathematics Subject Classification.:

Research supported by Alexander von Humboldt foundation under the number IV-1039259

[email protected]

On leave from Department of Mathematics. Faculty of sciencee. Cairo University. Giza, Egypt.

Research supported by Alexander von Humboldt foundation under the number IV-1039259

[email protected]

On leave from Department of Mathematics. Faculty of sciencee. Cairo University. Giza, Egypt.

Notes

Research supported by Alexander von Humboldt foundation under the number IV-1039259

On leave from Department of Mathematics. Faculty of sciencee. Cairo University. Giza, Egypt.

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Mahmoud H. Annaby

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