Fourier Transforms in Radar and Signal Processing

British consultant Brandwood sets out the rules-and-pairs approach to Fourier transforms first defined systematically by Woodward, and illustrates its use in radar and signal processing. He explains and demonstrates how it can often bypass any explicit integration at all, because the integrations are prepackaged within the set of rules and pairs. Though the examples he gives might chance to be exactly what is needed in a particular reader's particular situation, they are primarily there to illustrate how various types of problems might be tackled and how the techniques can be used with ingenuity in several ways. Annotation (c)2003 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR