Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of California, San Diego, 2008. / Title from first page of PDF file (viewed Jun. 17, 2008). Available via ProQuest Digital Dissertations. Vita. Includes bibliographical references: P. 92-98.

Thesis (M. Eng.)--Carleton University, 1995. / Also available in electronic format on the Internet.

Thesis (M.Phil.)--Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, 2006. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 94-96). Also available in electronic version.

Thesis (M.S.)--Georgia State University, 2006. / Title from dissertation title page. Saeid Belkasim, committee chair; Ying Zhu, A.P. Preethy, committee members. Electronic text (90 p. : ill. (some col.)). Description based on contents viewed May 2, 2007. Includes bibliographical references (p. 78-81).

Th. 3e cycle--Électronique--Lille 1, 1980. N°: 854.

Orientador: Nelson Callegari Júnior / Banca: Ernesto Vieira Neto / Banca: Marta Cilene Gadotti / Resumo: O objetivo principal deste trabalho é mostrar a importância da Teoria da Transformada de Fourier Discreta como ferramenta nas análises de dados obtidos de simulações numéricas com modelos de Sistemas Dinâmicos em Mecânica Celeste. Mostraremos as principais motivações e justi cativas presentes no desenvolvimento das Transformada de Fourier contínua, discreta, e de algoritmos computacionais para Fast Fourier Transform. Esse desenvolvimento será aplicado na dinâmica de rotação de satélites naturais / Abstract: The main objective of this work is to show the importance of Discrete Fourier Transformation as a tool in the analyses of data obtained from numerical simulations of Dynamical Systems models in Celestial Mechanics. We will show the main motivations and justi- cations presented in development of continuous and discrete Fourier Transform, and computational algorithms to Fast Fourier Transform. We will apply these theoretical development in dynamics of rotation of naturals satellites / Mestre

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M.Ing. / Along with the increased use of power-electronic devices, there has been an increase in the magnitudes of distorted currents. Much of the power-theory in use today was devised many decades ago, mostly for AC-systems with clean sinusoidal voltages and currents. Modem loads are more often no longer mostly linear. Against the background of a study in the basic mathematics underlying AC power theory, a few techniques concerned with per-frequency power were examined. In addition certain concerns surrounding the use of correlation indexes for the purposes of load identification were also examined.

From Introduction: The research concentrates primarily on a feasibility study involving the setting up of an image processing workstation. As broad as this statement concerning the workstation may seem, there are several factors limiting the extent of the research. This project is not concerned with the design and implementation of a fully-fledged image processing workstation. Rather, it concerns an initial feasibility study of such a workstation, centered on the theme image processing aided by the parallel processing paradigm. In looking at the hardware available for the project, in the context of an image processing environment, a large amount of initial investigation was required prior to that concerned with the transputer and parallel processing. Work was done on the capturing and displaying of images. This formed a vital part of the project. Furthermore, considering that a new architecture was being used as the work horse within a conventional host architecture, the INTEL 80286, several aspects of the host architecture had also to be investigated. These included the actual processing capabilities of the host, the capturing and storing of the images on the host, and most importantly, the interface between the host and the transputer [C0089]. Benchmarking was important in order for good conclusions to be drawn about the viability of the two types of hardware used, both individually and together. On the subject of the transputer as the workhorse, there were several areas whlch required investigation. Initial work had to cover the choice of network topology on whlch the benchmarking of some of the image processing applications were performed. Research into this was based on the previous work of several authors, whlch introduced features relevant to this investigation. The network used for this investigation was chosen to be generally applicable to a broad spectrum of applications in image processing. It was not chosen for its applicability for a single dedicated application, as has been the case for much of the past research performed in image processing [SAN88] [SCH89]. The concept of image processing techniques being implemented on the transputer required careful consideration in respect of what should be implemented. Image processing is not a new subject, and it encompasses a large spectrum of applications. The transputer, with image processing being hlghly suited to it, has attracted a good deal of research. It would not be rash to say that the easy research was covered first. The more trivial operations in image processing, requiring matrix type operations on the pixels attracted, the most coverage. Several researchers in the field of image processing on the transputer have broken the back of this set of problems. Conclusions regarding these operations on the transputer returned a fairly standard answer. An area of image processing which has not produced the same volume of return as that concerning the more trivial operations, is the subject of Fourier Analysis, that is, the Fourier Transform. Thus a major part of this project concerns an investigation into the Fourier Transform in image processing, in particular the Fast Fourier Transform. The network chosen for thls research has placed some constraint upon the degree of parallelism that can be achleved. It should be emphasized that this project is not concerned with the most efficient implementation of a specific image processing algorithm on a dedicated topology. Rather, it looks at the feasibility of a general system in the domain of image processing, concerned with a hlghly computationally intensive operation. This has had the effect of testing the processing power of the hardware used, and contributing a widely applicable parallel algorithm for use in Fourier Analysis. 3 These are discussed more fully in Chapter 2, which covers the work related to tbis project. The results of the investigation are presented along with a discussion of the methods throughout the thesis. The final chapter summarizes the findings of the research, assesses the value of the investigation, and points out areas for future investigation.

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