The Wold isomorphism for cyclostationary sequences

In 1948 H.Wold introduced an isometric isomorphism between a Hilbert (linear) space formed from the weighted shifts of a numerical sequence and a suitable Hilbert space of values of a second order stochastic sequence. Motivated by a recent resurrection of the idea in the context of cyclostationary sequences and processes, we present the details of the Wold isomorphism between cyclostationary stochastic sequences and cyclostationary numerical sequences. We show how Hilbert-space representations of cyclostationary sequences are interpreted in the case of numerical CS sequences

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The Wold Isomorphism for Cyclostationary Sequences

In 1948 H. Wold introduced an isometric isomorphism between a Hilbert (linear) space formed from the weighted shifts of a numerical sequence and a suitable Hilbert space of values of a second order stochastic sequence. Motivated by a recent resurrection of the idea in the context of cyclostationary sequences and processes, we present the details of the Wold isomorphism between cyclostationary stochastic sequences and cyclostationary numerical sequences. We show how Hilbert-space representations of cyclostationary sequences are interpreted in the case of numerical CS sequences