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Southern Methodist - EE - 3322
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Southern Methodist - EE - 3372
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Southern Methodist - EE - 3372
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Southern Methodist - EE - 5314
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Southern Methodist - EE - 7336
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Southern Methodist - EE - 7375
EE 5375/7375 Random Processes Homework #7 Problem 1. textbook problem 8.1 Let Mn denote the sequence of sample means from an i.i.d. random process Xn : Mn = 1 (X1 + X2 + + Xn ) n(a) Is Mn a Markov process? (b) If the answer to part (a) is yes, n
Southern Methodist - EE - 7375
EE 5375/7375 Random Processes Due September 29, 2008 Homework #3 Problem 1. textbook problem 3.53 The exam grades X in a certain class have a Gaussian (normal) pdf with mean m and standard deviation . Find the constants a and b so that the random var
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EE 5375/7375 Random Processes Homework #2due September 19, 2008Problem 1. textbook problem 3.12 Let U be a uniform random variable in the interval [-1,1]. Find the probabilities (a) P (U > 0) (b) P (U < 5) (c) P (|U | < 1/3) (d) P (1/3 < U < 1/2)
Southern Methodist - EE - 7375
EE 5375/7375 Random Processes Homework #5November 3, 2008Problem 1. textbook problem 6.2 A discrete-time random process Xn is dened as follows. A fair coin is tossed. If the outcome is heads, Xn = 1 for all n; if the outcome is tails, Xn = 1 for
Southern Methodist - EE - 7391
EE 5391 / 7391 Homework #1 EE 5391 1. Exercise 1.2-3 Aberration-Free Imaging Surface You can define the surface parametrically (get an equation that defines the set of points that makes up the surface). You should plot a slice through the center of r
Southern Methodist - EE - 7391
EE 5391 / 7391 Homework #6 EE 5391 1. 2. 3. 4. Exercise 14.2-1 Number of Modes in a Gas Laser (10 pts) Exercise 14.3-3 Demonstration of Pulsing by Mode Locking (20 pts) Problem 14.2-1 Number of Longitudinal Modes (10 pts) Problem 14.2-3 Mode Control
Southern Methodist - EE - 7391
EE 5391 / 7391 Homework #3 EE 5390 1. Exercise 3.1-1 Parameters of a Gaussian Beam. 2. Exercise 3.1-4 Determination of the Width and Curvature at One Point Given the Width and Curvature at Another Point. 3. Problem 3.1-3 The Elliptic Gaussian Beam. (
Southern Methodist - EE - 7391
EE 5391 / 7391 Homework #4 EE 5390 1. Exercise 9.2-1 Maximum Resonator Length for Confined Rays 2. Problem 9.1-2 Mirrorless Resonators. For this problem you will need the Fresnel Reflection coefficient for the interface: R=r2=[(n1-n2)/(n2+n1)]2 3. Pr
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Southern Methodist - EE - 8371
Information Theory (EE 8371) Fall 2000 J. D. Gibson Homework Set #2 Problems from the text for Chapter 2 on pages 42ff: Problems 1, 2, 5, 8, and 14.September 1, 2000 Handout #4 Due: Sept. 8, 2000