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The Volterra and Wiener Theories of Nonlinear Systems

Martin Schetzen

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This text presents a complete and detailed development of the analysis, design and characterization of non-linear systems using the Volterra and Wiener theories, as well as gate functions, thus yielding new insights and a better comprehension of the subject. The Volterra and Wiener theories are useful in the study of systems in biological, mechanical, and electrical fields.

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Key concepts: Volterra series, Nonlinear system, Volterra integral equation, Mathematics, Characterization (materials science), Applied mathematics, Comprehension, Computer science