A Foundation in Digital Communication

A Foundation in Digital Communication, 2nd Edition, provides a rigorous introduction to communication theory by deriving key results from first principles. The textbook establishes an analytical framework for analyzing signal structures and transmission behavior.

Core topics include the geometry of energy-limited signal spaces, the definition of power spectral density for nonstationary stochastic processes, and complex sampling. The presentation integrates foundational mathematical background to support theoretical analysis across varied communication settings.

Designed for one- or two-semester graduate courses in digital communications, detection theory, or stochastic processes, the volume includes more than 500 homework problems to support student practice.