Item #C3163 Regeneration Theory (H Nyquist] ,in, The Bell System Technical Journal volume XI no. 1 January 1932. Harry Nyquist, The Bell System Technical Journal.

Regeneration Theory (H Nyquist] ,in, The Bell System Technical Journal volume XI no. 1 January 1932.

American Telephone & Telegraph, NY 1932; complete separate January issue; 196 pages.

Condition: Very Good overall, 6.75x10, light blue paper wraps, toned along outer margins of covers and foxing to rear cover and last few pages of the issue (contributors pages); slight abrasion to upper spine end; the binding is sound and secure, pages clean.

Keywords: nyquist, claude shannon, regeneration theory, information theory

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Nyquist's article on pp 126 - 147 inclusive.
Contents includes -- The Cathode Ray Oscillograph (Johnson); The Operation of Vacuum Tubes as Class B and Class C Amplifiers (Fay);

The Time Factor in Telephone Transmission (Blackwell); Constant Frequency Oscillators (Llewellyn); Some Physical Properties of Wiping Solders (McLean, Peek, Jr. and Schumacher);

Regeneration Theory (Nyquist); Contemporary Advances in Physics, XXIII, Data and Nature of Cosmic Rays (Darrow); abstracts of technical papers; Contributors to this issue.

Nyquist's classic paper on stability of feedback amplifiers, now a standard in the texts on feedback control theory; it laid the foundation for a frequency- domain approach to stability analysis of linear control systems and introduced the Nyquist criterion..