What happens as we let signals become longer and longer...?
We can view this as letting
N→∞
N
.
That is, vector
x∈RN
x
N
becomes infinitely long.
x=...x−2x−1x0x1x2...
x
...
x
2
x
1
x
0
x
1
x
2
...
(1)
We can still keep all notions of vectors, vector spaces, inner
products, norms,
l
p
l
p
spaces...
〈x,y〉=∑
n
=−∞∞yn¯xn
x
y
n
∞
∞
y
n
x
n
(2)
∥x∥p=∑
n
=−∞∞|xn|p1p
1≤p<∞
p
x
n
x
n
p
1
p
1
p
(3)
∥x∥∞=max|xn|
−∞<n<∞
x
x
n
n
(4)
These are vector spaces comprising all ∞-length
vectors with finite
l
p
l
p
norm...
l
p
(Z)=
x
∥x∥p<∞
l
p
(
)
x
p
x
(5)
Why is this a vector space?
What is the dimension of
l
p
(Z)
l
p
(
)
?
Not every ∞-length vector
x
x
belongs to an
l
p
l
p
(
Z
).
xn=1
x
n
1
,
−∞<n<∞
n
∥x∥1=
1
x
∥x∥2=
2
x
∥x∥∞=
x
What are the conditions on
x
x
to be in an
l
p
l
p
(
Z
)?