May 25, 2011 #1 D David83 Advanced Member level 1 Joined Jan 21, 2011 Messages 410 Helped 45 Reputation 92 Reaction score 45 Trophy points 1,308 Activity points 3,639 Hi, I have this equation: \[g_1^*(q)h_1^*(q)g_1(q^{-1})h_1(q^{-1})+g_2^*(q)h_2^*(q)g_2(q^{-1})h_2(q^{-1})\] where \[g_1(q^{-1})=g_{10}+g_{11}q^{-1}+\cdots+g_{1N}q^{-N}\] and the same for h. \[q^{-1}\] is the time delay unit, and \[q\] is the time advance unit. I need to find the spectral factorization of this in the form of \[f(q^{-1})f^*(q)\], and I have no clue how to do that. Any hint will be highly appreciated. Regards
Hi, I have this equation: \[g_1^*(q)h_1^*(q)g_1(q^{-1})h_1(q^{-1})+g_2^*(q)h_2^*(q)g_2(q^{-1})h_2(q^{-1})\] where \[g_1(q^{-1})=g_{10}+g_{11}q^{-1}+\cdots+g_{1N}q^{-N}\] and the same for h. \[q^{-1}\] is the time delay unit, and \[q\] is the time advance unit. I need to find the spectral factorization of this in the form of \[f(q^{-1})f^*(q)\], and I have no clue how to do that. Any hint will be highly appreciated. Regards