Mathematical methods in electrical engineering

The book presents the mathematical tools needed for linear-systems theory and signal processing. It begins with material that usually appears early in introductory linear-systems courses, including complex numbers and Laplace transforms, and then moves on to complex variable theory and Fourier series and transforms.

The treatment is self-contained in its mathematics, but it expects readers to already have a solid grounding in calculus and differential equations. Each chapter pairs worked examples with exercises so that learners can apply what they have read. The exposition is mathematically refined yet informal and easy to follow, and historical notes appear throughout.

The intended readers are undergraduate students of electrical engineering, applied mathematics and related fields, along with the instructors who teach them.