books by Hwei Hsu

books by Hwei Hsu

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Hwei Hsu

Vector analysis (A Simon and Schuster tech outline)

Hwei P Hsu

Simon and Schuster, 1969

vital
Helped me through physics at college. Books made nowadays on the subject are worse than this and I cant understand why. I guess progress was a thing of the past.

Schaum's Outline of Analog and Digital Communication

Hwei P. Hsu

McGraw-Hill Trade, 1993

The Book Does Teach the Subject
Contrary to the other reviewers claim, this book does teach you the basics of analog and digital communications. Hwei P. Hsu explains the basic fundamental principles better than any text written. I believe strongly that if a person studies from this book, they will ...

Applied Vector Analysis (Books for Professionals)

Hwei Hsu

Harcourt, 1984

Aloha au iaoe (Hawaiian for I love you)
In most of the texts on vector analysis the reader gets an unmistakable sense of being unwanted and unwelcome. This is not the case with Hwei P. Hsu. He shows the world what professional eros (In greek, the spiritual, godly form of love) is all about and he does it ...

Schaum's Outline of Probability, Random Variables, and Random Processes

Hwei Hsu

McGraw-Hill, 1996

Essential supplement for any course in random processes
I used this book in conjunction with "Probability and Random Processes with Applications to Signal Processing" by Stark & Woods, and I would have to say that this Schaum's outline filled in the gaps nicely. Stark & Woods has a nice selection of exercises, but ...

Analog and Digital Communications (Schaum's Outlines)

Hwei P. Hsu

McGraw-Hill, 2002

Schaum's Review
I have used Schaum's outlines for 40 years and this is no different. Excellent explanations and problem solving.

Schaum's Outline of Signals and Systems

Hwei Hsu

McGraw-Hill, 1995

Great Product
I highly recomend any of the Schaum's series. This book is a perfect replacement for any Signals and Systems course. Straight and to the point and easy to understand. Great for anyone who doesn't need all the long paragraphs and just wants the meat of the material.