Some History Of The Study Of Higher-order Moments And Spectra

Some of the history of the development of random process higher-moments and spectra is set down for the period preceding 1980. Time-side and frequency-side properties are contrasted. Some uses of the concepts and associated techrriques are mentioned as well as are some of the computational procedures that have been employed.

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