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From: james@phred.UUCP (JAMES Taylor)
Newsgroups: comp.dsp
Subject: Re: Combining samples......
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Date: 7 Jun 90 22:28:30 GMT
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In article <wilf.644264995@endor> wilf@sce.carleton.ca (Wilf Leblanc) writes:
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>The problem of combining samples is really a
>problem of rate conversion (as was discussed
...  Would any one have a good 
>reference on this topic ??
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><wilf@sce.carleton.ca>
>W.P. LeBlanc             |     I don't think, therefore,
>                         |     I am not.


Perhaps one of the best references I've seen is a book (about to be published?)
by Dr Robert J. Marks II:

"Shannon Sampling and Interpolation Theory I: Foundations".

This book was written for a class in Shannon sampling at the University of Washington
Electrical Engineering department.  Try 
marks@blake.acs.washington.edu
for more information, although I don't know whether that email address remains good.
The book had been completed, and was in it's final rounds with the publisher last
fall, so it may now be available.