AbstractWe define the symmetry group of a finite frame as a group of permutations on its index set. This group is closely related to the symmetry group of Vale and Waldron (2005) [12] for tight frames: they are isomorphic when the frame is tight and has distinct vectors. The symmetry group is the same for all similar frames, in particular for a frame, its dual and canonical tight frames. It can easily be calculated from the Gramian matrix of the canonical tight frame. Further, a frame and its complementary frame have the same symmetry group. We exploit this last property to construct and classify some classes of highly symmetric tight frames
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...
Let G be a locally compact abelian group with a uniform lattice sub- group. In this paper, we verif...
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...
AbstractWe define the symmetry group of a finite frame as a group of permutations on its index set. ...
Let H be a Hilbert space of finite dimension d, such as the finite signals Cd or a space of multivar...
A finite-dimensional Hilbert space is usually described in terms of an orthonormal basis, but in cer...
Finite tight frames are widely used for many applications. An important problem is to construct fini...
The recently introduced notion of a frame potential has led to useful characterizations of finite-di...
Finite tight frames are used widely for many applications. An important problem is to construct fini...
Given a finite group G, we examine the classification of all frame representations of G and the clas...
AbstractUp to unitary equivalence, there are a finite number of tight frames of n vectors for Cd whi...
We consider a generator Φ=(φ1, ... φN) for either a multi-frame or a super-frame generated under the...
Given a finite group G, we examine the classification of all frame representations of G and the clas...
The theory of frames was born in 1952 as a part of the non-harmonic analysis. However, its expansive...
AbstractWe consider a generator Φ=(φ1,…,φN) for either a multi-frame or a super-frame generated unde...
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...
Let G be a locally compact abelian group with a uniform lattice sub- group. In this paper, we verif...
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...
AbstractWe define the symmetry group of a finite frame as a group of permutations on its index set. ...
Let H be a Hilbert space of finite dimension d, such as the finite signals Cd or a space of multivar...
A finite-dimensional Hilbert space is usually described in terms of an orthonormal basis, but in cer...
Finite tight frames are widely used for many applications. An important problem is to construct fini...
The recently introduced notion of a frame potential has led to useful characterizations of finite-di...
Finite tight frames are used widely for many applications. An important problem is to construct fini...
Given a finite group G, we examine the classification of all frame representations of G and the clas...
AbstractUp to unitary equivalence, there are a finite number of tight frames of n vectors for Cd whi...
We consider a generator Φ=(φ1, ... φN) for either a multi-frame or a super-frame generated under the...
Given a finite group G, we examine the classification of all frame representations of G and the clas...
The theory of frames was born in 1952 as a part of the non-harmonic analysis. However, its expansive...
AbstractWe consider a generator Φ=(φ1,…,φN) for either a multi-frame or a super-frame generated unde...
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...
Let G be a locally compact abelian group with a uniform lattice sub- group. In this paper, we verif...
In a symmetry-regular bar-and-joint framework of given point-group symmetry, all bars and joints occ...