This is the web version of the LinuxChix Kernel Hacking Lessons. "Kernel hacking" is shorthand for writing Linux kernel code, or Linux kernel development. This is only one of many resources for learni . . . . .
The purpose of this book is to help you understand how
to program shared-memory parallel machines without
risking your sanity.1 By describing the algorithms and
designs that have worked well in the . . . . .
The aim of this book is to present, to a broad audience, mathematical tools and algorithms for signal representation. It comprehensively covers both classical Fourier techniques and newer basis constr . . . . .
Contents: The Time, Frequency and Modal Domains: A matter of Perspective; Understanding Dynamic Signal Analysis; Using Dynamic Signal Analyzers;
The Fourier Transform: A Mathematical Background.
The purpose of this wikibook is to show how common algorithms are written in various programming languages, providing code implementations and explanation.