Krylov subspace methods in dynamical sampling
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Abstract: Let be an unknown linear evolution process on driving an unknown initial state and producing the states at different time levels. The problem under consideration in this paper is to find as much information as possible about and from the measurements , , , . If is a "low-pass" convolution operator, we show that we can recover both and , almost surely, as long as we double the amount of temporal samples needed in cite{ADK13} to recover the signal propagated by a known operator . For a general operator , we can recover parts or even all of its spectrum from . As a special case of our method, we derive the centuries old Prony's method cite{BDVMC08, P795, PP13} which recovers a vector with an -sparse Fourier transform from of its consecutive components.
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