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Random Processes forEngineers1 Bruce HajekIllinois1 This is a preproduction copy of the text of the same title published by CambridgeUniversity Press, March 2015. book supercedes Notes for ECE 534: An Exploration of Random Processes forEngineers. Cambridge University Press has kindly allowed the author to make thisversion of the book freely available on his webpage. It does not incorporate final sets ofedits and corrections. Permission is hereby given to freely print and circulate copies ofthese notes so long as the notes are left intact and not reproduced for commercialpurposes.
Engineers and scientists have great intuition and ingenuity, and. Preface ix routinely use methods that are not typically taught in undergraduate mathemat-ics courses. For example, engineers generally have good experience and intuition about transforms, such as Fourier transforms, Fourier series, and z …
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