middleton david b 1920 (5 Ergebnisse)

4to. 1365-1587, index 27 pp. Figs., indexes. Printed wrappers; wrappers a bit stained and lightly worn. Very good. David Middleton was a noted pioneer in the field of statistical communication theory. Middleton was also a collaborator of Nobel Prize winner J. H. Van Vleck. [AIP]. Interview of John H. Van Vleck by Charles Wiener, 1973, Niels Bohr Library & Archives, AIP.

4to. 1365-1587, index 27 pp. Figs., indexes. Printed wrappers; wrappers a bit stained and lightly worn. Very good. David Middleton was a noted pioneer in the field of statistical communication theory. Middleton was also a collaborator of Nobel Prize winner J. H. Van Vleck. [AIP]. Interview of John H. Van Vleck by Charles Wiener, 1973, Niels Bohr Library & Archives, AIP.

Tall 8vo. 44 pp. Some manuscript notations (ink and red pencil) throughout and on rear cover. Printed wrappers. Very good. SIGNED COPYOF DAVID MIDDLETON, noted pioneer in the field of statistical communication theory. Middleton was also a collaborator of Nobel Prize winner J. H. Van Vleck. [AIP]. Interview of John H. Van Vleck by Charles Wiener, 1973, Niels Bohr Library & Archives, AIP. Abstract: Systematic methods are developed for determining best approximations to the theoretically ideal, optimum detector for signals in noise. The methods provide, for the first time, a basis for design approximations, and a means for comparing and evaluating actual systems with their ideal counterparts. Emphasis is on providing explicit detector structures and showing how, and to what degree, such structures yield optimum or nearoptimum results. Applications to radar, sonar, seismology, or any other signal detection in noise, are immediate. (Author).

Series: OT Report, No. 75-67; NTIA Report, No. 83-120. Tall 8vo. xvi, 195, [2]; xv, 331, [1] pp. I: Figs. Printed wrappers; title info inked on spine. II: Figs.; scholarly notations inked pp. 205-207, 211-214, 237, 240. Printed wrappers. Very good. These two papers form a series concerning the problem of signal detection in highly nongaussian EMI environments. David Middleton was a noted pioneer in the field of statistical communication theory. Middleton was also a collaborator of Nobel Prize winner J. H. Van Vleck. [AIP]. Interview of John H. Van Vleck by Charles Wiener, 1973, Niels Bohr Library & Archives, AIP.

Series: OT Report, No. 75-67. Tall 8vo. xvi, 195, [2] pp. Figs. Printed wrappers; title info inked on spine. Very good. DAVID MIDDLETON'S SIGNED, WORKING COPY. Inked scholarly notations throughout. This study is concerned with the problem of signal detection in highly nongaussian EMI environments. David Middleton was a noted pioneer in the field of statistical communication theory. Middleton was also a collaborator of Nobel Prize winner J. H. Van Vleck. [AIP]. Interview of John H. Van Vleck by Charles Wiener, 1973, Niels Bohr Library & Archives, AIP.