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On the spectra of finite group presentations in signal processing

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Publication: 22/11/2021

Page: 37-48

Volume 1 Issue 2

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D. Samaila., Shu’aibu, G. N., Madu, B. A. (2021). On the spectra of finite group presentations in signal processing. IRESPUB Journal of Natural & Applied Sciences, 1(2), 37-48. 

D. Samaila1*, G. N. Shu’aibu2, B. A. Madu2

1Department of Mathematics, Adamawa State University, Mubi, Nigeria

2Mathematical Sciences Department, University of Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria

 
Abstract

Spectral analysis plays an important role in the study or investigation of signal representation. This paper aimed at investigating the signal representation as decimation from algebraic structure using spectral decomposition of modules. The aim is achieved by considering mapping of linear transformations of a group G to a signal space X(n) using different techniques for spectral analysis.

 
Keywords

finite group; representation; Fourier analysis; spectral analysis.

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