PAD\'E FILTERING, Principles and Use: an Introductory Report
Jean-Daniel Fournier, Mikha\"el Pichot du M\'ezeray

TL;DR
This paper introduces the Padé Filtering method for gravitational wave data analysis, focusing on separating signals from noise by tracking zeros and singularities of noisy z-Transforms.
Contribution
It provides an introductory overview of Padé Filtering principles and practical application in gravitational wave signal processing.
Findings
Demonstrates effectiveness of Padé Filtering in noise disentanglement
Provides methodological insights for gravitational wave data analysts
Highlights the tracking of zeros and singularities as key technique
Abstract
This report aims to provide gravitational waves data analysts with an introduction to the ideas and practice of the Pad\'e Filtering method for disentangling a signal from the noise. Technically it comes to the tracking of the zeros and singularities of random z-Transforms by noisy Pad\'e Approximants.
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Taxonomy
TopicsPulsars and Gravitational Waves Research · Scientific Research and Discoveries · Statistical Mechanics and Entropy
