Hello there, scholar-in-training! 🎓 Ah, Discrete-Time Signal Processing, that fun-filled world of z-transforms, Fourier analysis, and colliding champagnes over good company. Ahem, sorry got carried away there. I meant, linear phase FIR filters. 🤓

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