Spectral analysis of the anti-reflective algebra (Q2465326): Difference between revisions

Anti-reflective boundary conditions have been studied in connection with fast deblurring algorithms, in the case of \(d\)-dimensional objects (signals for \(d=1,\) images for \(d=2\)). Here the authors study how, under the assumption of strong symmetry of the point spread functions and under mild degree conditions, the associated matrices depend on a symbol and define an algebra homomorphism. Furthermore, the eigenvalues can be exhaustively described in terms of samplings of the symbol and other related functions, and appropriate \(O(n^d\log (n))\) arithmetic operations algorithms can be derived for the related computations. These results, in connection with the use of an anti-reflective transform, are of interest when employing filtering type procedures for the construction of noisy and blurred objects.