"This book is written by one of the leading experts in Gabor analysis and deserves considerable interest. It gives a unified approach to most of the modern theory for time-frequency analysis from a mathematician's point of view, with new proofs of many recent results."   -Zentralblatt Math

"In contrast with the crowded market for wavelet expositions, this book has no up-to-date competitors in its niche, the rigorous mathematical theory. Groechenig makes contact with representation theory, operator algebra theory, and concludes with applications to pseudodifferential operators. But elsewhere he develops inequalities with implications for numerical analysis that should interest signal-processing engineers. He also explains how foundational investigations of quantum theory provided the subject with some of its original impetus.... Throughout, the author displays generosity to his readers as well as fastidious attention to mathematical detail. Of potential interest to graduate students and faculty in mathematics, physics, electrical engineering,and computer science."   -Choice