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Front Matter....Pages 1-5
Editorial Introduction....Pages 7-8
A Theorem of I. Schur and Its Impact on Modern Signal Processing....Pages 9-30
On Power Series Which are Bounded in the Interior of the Unit Circle. I....Pages 31-59
On Power Series Which are Bounded in the Interior of the Unit Circle II....Pages 61-88
On Applications of Reproducing Kernel Spaces to the Schur Algorithm and Rational J Unitary Factorization....Pages 89-159
On the Convergence of Schur Parameters for a Toeplitz Matrix with a Meromorphic Symbol....Pages 161-190
Schur Analysis of Positive Block-Matrices....Pages 191-206
On the Schur Representation in the Commutant Lifting Theorem, I....Pages 207-217
Three Inverse Scattering Algorithms for the Lifting Theorem....Pages 219-248
Stability of Minimal Fractional Decompositions of Rational Matrix Functions....Pages 249-270
Condition Numbers of Toeplitz and Block Toeplitz Matrices....Pages 271-300
Triangular Factorization of Structured Hermitian Matrices....Pages 301-324
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