HRT conjecture on linear independence of time-frequency translates
HRT conjecture on linear independence of time-frequency translates
Let be distinct points in the plane. A time-frequency translate of a function is a function of the form . HRT conjecture. For any such distinct points, there is no nontrivial and no nontrivial coefficients satisfying
for almost every . The conjecture asserts linear independence of every finite collection of distinct time-frequency translates; the paper proves it for four points in a configuration, while the general case remains open.
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The HRT conjecture on linear independence of time-frequency translates
Let be distinct points in the plane, and let be an function. A nontrivial linear dependence means that not all coefficients vanish and
for almost every . HRT conjecture. There is no nontrivial function satisfying such a nontrivial linear dependence. The conjecture is known for points lying on a lattice, in particular for any three points, and when all points are collinear; the general case remains open.
source: Ciprian Demeter, “Linear independence of time frequency translates for special configurations”, arXiv:1006.0732 (2016).
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Ciprian Demeter and Alexandru Zaharescu, “Proof of the HRT conjecture for (2,2) configurations”, arXiv:1006.0735 (2010).
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