Héctor Raúl Fernández Morales
Roughly speaking sampling theory deals with determining whether we can or can not recover a continuous function from some discrete set of its values. The most important result and main pillar of this theory is the well-known Shannon’s sampling theorem which states that: If a signal f(t) contains no frequencies higher than 1/2 cycles per second, it is completely determined by giving its ordinates at a sequence of points spaced one second apart….
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