Lecture

Stochastic Processes for Communications: Continuous-Time Stationarity

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This lecture introduces the concept of stationarity in continuous-time stochastic processes, discussing the properties of stationary processes and their applications in communication systems. The lecture covers the definition of stationarity, the autocorrelation function, and the power spectral density, emphasizing the importance of stationarity in modeling communication channels and signals.

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