Abstract
The problem of accurate evaluation of Walsh coefficients for integral functions associated with linear time-invariant dynamic systems is considered. It is shown that this problem reduces to that of evaluating Walsh coefficients for the complex exponential function exp (sx) and integral functions of sal(l,x). Recursive expressions for these Walsh coefficients are derived by establishing an association between the factorization of certain polynomials and the zero-crossover sequences of Walsh functions.
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