Grassmannian frames with applications to coding and communication (Q1399700): Difference between revisions

For a given class \({\mathcal F}\) of unit norm frames, a Grassmannian frame is defined as one that minimizes the maximal correlation \({\mathcal M}(\{f_k\})=\max_{k\neq l}|\langle f_k,f_l\rangle|\) among all frames \(\{f_k\}\in {\mathcal F}\). A lower bound on \({\mathcal M}(\{f_k\})\) is given for frames in finite-dimensional spaces, and Grassmannian frames are related to antipodal spherical codes, graph theory, and coding theory. Finally, Grassmannian frames are considered for unitary group-like systems in infinite-dimensional spaces; it is proved that for such a frame, one can find a tight frame with ``almost'' as small maximal correlation as the given Grassmannian frame; the deviation depends on the redundancy of the given frame.