Weidong Chen Books

Focusing on the theory and recent reforms of criminal procedure in China, this book examines the balance between public security, judicial powers, and individual rights. It systematically presents current trends and identifies key research areas in Chinese criminal law. The author discusses the rationale behind revisions to criminal procedure law and the distribution of judicial resources. Additionally, the work evaluates the policies and operational challenges related to judicial, prosecutorial, and police powers, as well as defense rights and judicial reform.

Focusing on ill-posed problems, the book explores their implications in sampling, Fourier transform computation, and sample restoration using low pass filters. It introduces regularization methods to address these challenges, presenting solutions through weight functions rather than traditional Tikhonov regularization. The text includes proofs and numerical results to support the proposed approaches, making it a valuable resource for understanding and solving complex mathematical issues in this field.