Lecture

Raw sampling: FS-Band-Limited functions

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This lecture explores the concept of raw sampling in the context of FS-Band-Limited functions, discussing the basis decomposition, analysis coefficients, and the equivalence between inner product and convolution. It also delves into the limitations of raw sampling when applied to non-band limited functions or band limited functions with an insufficient sampling rate.

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