Spectral Features and Asymptotic Properties for g-Circulants and g-Toeplitz Sequences
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Abstract: For a given nonnegative integer alpha, a matrix A_{n} of size n is called alpha-Toeplitz if its entries obey the rule A_{n}=[a_{r-alpha*s}]_{r,s=0}^{n-1}. Analogously, a matrix A_{n} again of size n is called alpha-circulant if A_{n}= [a_{(r-alpha*s)mod n}]_{r,s=0}^{n-1}. Such kind of matrices arises in wavelet analysis, subdivision algorithms and more generally when dealing with multigrid/multilevel methods for structured matrices and approximations of boundary value problems. In this paper we study the singular values of alpha-circulants and we provide an asymptotic analysis of the distribution results for the singular values of alpha-Toeplitz sequences in the case where {a_{k}} can be interpreted as the sequence of Fourier coeffcients of an integrable function f over the domain (-pi;pi). Some generalizations to the block, multilevel case, amounting to choose f multivariate and matrix valued, are briefly considered.
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