Book Review: Cyclostationarity in Communications and Signal Processing, William A. Gardner, ed. IEEE Press, 1994

variety of communications and signal processing applications. Treatments in chapters of earlier books [1,2] and recent survey articles [3,4] have provided starting points for communications and signal processing engineers interested in learning about cyclostationary signals, but have only scratched the surface when describing applications. This book is the first to provide an introduction to cyclostationary signals together with a survey of important applications that is both broad and satisfyingly deep. The book is organized in two parts. Part I contains six chapters which, although written by various authors, provide a reasonably coherent introduction to cyclostationary signals and several of the most important application areas. Chapter 1, written by Gardner, is an 80-page introduction to cyclostationary signals culminating with a survey of how cyclostationarity can be exploited in certain signal detection and characterization applications. Chapters 2-6 present theory an