Nonuniform multiresolution analysis associated with linear canonical transform

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Abstract: The linear canonical transform (LCT) has attained respectable status within a short span and is being broadly employed across several disciplines of science and engineering including signal processing, optical and radar systems, electrical and communication systems, quantum physics etc, mainly due to the extra degrees of freedom and simple geometrical manifestation. In this article, we introduce a novel multiresolution analysis (LCT-NUMRA) on the spectrum where Ngeqq1 is an integer and r is an odd integer with 1leqqrleqq2N−1, such that r and N are relatively prime, by intertwining the ideas of nonuniform MRA and linear canonical transforms. We first develop nonuniform multiresolution analysis associated with the LCT and then drive an algorithm to construct an LCT-NUMRA starting from a linear canonical low-pass filter Lambda0M(omega) with suitable conditions. Nevertheless, to extend the scope of the present study, we construct the associated wavelet packets for such an MRA and investigate their properties by means of the linear canonical transforms.


The main contribution and goal of the paper is to introduce the notion of nonuniform wavelet packets associated with linear canonical transforms by adopting the procedure of splitting the wavelet spaces pioneered in the given literature. This study investigates the orthogonal properties of the associated wavelet packets using the machinery of LCT and, then constructs several new orthonormal bases for \( L^2(\mathbb{R})\) by means of the orthogonal decomposition of wavelet packet subspaces. The authors establish a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of linear canonical nonuniform wavelets and develop an algorithm to construct an LCT-NUMRA starting from a linear canonical low-pass filter \( \bigwedge_0^M(\omega) \) with suitable conditions. Providing sufficient number, and recent references.











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