Signal Processing mathematics books ?(laplace, fourier )

[shuby]

Hello,
Can you suggest me some good Math books about Fourier laplace transforms, convolution, transfert functions and stuff ?

Because all I have right now is some crapy math notes and an electricity book that doesn't mention anything about math theory.

I tried google but I really don't know what kind of math is that.

Thanks !

 

[story645]

The schaums guides are pretty straightforward, and The elements of statistical learning: data mining, inference and prediction has a pretty good discussion on what convolution does to data.

 

[rbj]

if you're getting a Schaum outline, and you want signal processing, then i think it is better to get the outline about signal processing: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0070306419/?tag=pfamazon01-20 .

in the olden days we called this "Linear System Theory".

 

[story645]

in the olden days we called this "Linear System Theory".

I graduated all of last year and the courses I took were called Linear Systems I and II. I think mathematicians call it something else, but it usually first shows up in differential equations.

The textbook for one of my courses was the Schuam's DSP book, so I can also rec that one. I've also got the Schaum's Fourier book, but haven't found it to be that useful.

 

[shuby]

Thank you that's very helpful !