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If you want a reference for the uncertainty principle in physics I highly recommend Griffiths "Introduction to Quantum Mechanics." It is sitting on my desk for the borrowing. | |||
Below are PDFs of the various papers I referenced during my talk: | |||
Theory of Communication; Gabor | |||
UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLES AND SIGNAL RECOVERY; | UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLES AND SIGNAL RECOVERY; | ||
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The powerpoint file | The powerpoint file for the talk itself [http://redwood.berkeley.edu/w/images/e/e7/Uncertainty.ppt link] | ||
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testing 123
this page still in progress
If you want a reference for the uncertainty principle in physics I highly recommend Griffiths "Introduction to Quantum Mechanics." It is sitting on my desk for the borrowing.
Below are PDFs of the various papers I referenced during my talk:
Theory of Communication; Gabor
UNCERTAINTY PRINCIPLES AND SIGNAL RECOVERY; Donoho, Stark link
Entropy-Based Uncertainty Measures . . .; DeBrunner, Havlicek, Przebinda, Özaydın link
The powerpoint file for the talk itself link
