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"This book is a true love story, told by the son of a humble Norwegian fisherman who became an international and successful businessman. It is a love story-very personal, very dedicated, very positive and optimistic in the love of America, music, and life itself. It is also a love song to the most important values of life-to give." -Dag Coucheron, MD, Psychiatrist, Author

"Jens Moe personifies a dedicated, modern volunteer and philanthropist. From his own fascinating life story, he puts into perspective US generosity with stunning fairness and admiration. A timeless and valuable...

Excellent textbook of multimedia signal processing also dealing with the optimization of multimedia communication systems. It covers the theoretical background of one- and multidimensional signal processing, statistical analysis and modelling, coding and information theory as well as estimation and classification theory.

"This book is a true love story, told by the son of a humble Norwegian fisherman who became an international and successful businessman. It is a love story-very personal, very dedicated, very positive and optimistic in the love of America, music, and life itself. It is also a love song to the most important values of life-to give." -Dag Coucheron, MD, Psychiatrist, Author

"Jens Moe personifies a dedicated, modern volunteer and philanthropist. From his own fascinating life story, he puts into perspective US generosity with stunning fairness and admiration. A timeless and valuable...

Excellent textbook of multimedia signal processing also dealing with the optimization of multimedia communication systems. It covers the theoretical background of one- and multidimensional signal processing, statistical analysis and modelling, coding and information theory as well as estimation and classification theory.

Thank heavens for Jens Wittenburg, of the University of Karlsruhe in Germany. Anyone who s been laboring for years over equation after equation will want to give him a great big hug. It is common practice to develop equations for each system separately and to consider the labor necessary for deriving all of these as inevitable. Not so, says the author. Here, he takes it upon himself to describe in detail a formalism which substantially simplifies these tasks."