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Fourfold rotational symmetry in two-dimensional functions

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In this paper, the magnitude functions of the frequency responses of two-dimensional analog and digital transfer functions were derived so that the magnitude function of these transfer functions possess fourfold rotational symmetry.
Abstract
The presence of various types of symmetry in the frequency responses of a two-dimensional filter function reflects as constraints on its coefficients. In this paper, such constraints are derived for two-dimensional analog and digital transfer functions so that the magnitude functions of the frequency responses of these transfer functions possess fourfold rotational symmetry. The relationship between fourfold rotational symmetry and quadrantal, diagonal, and octagonal symmetries is also discussed.

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2-D symmetry: theory and filter design applications

TL;DR: The theory of symmetry in two-dimensional (2-D) filter functions and in 2-D Fourier transforms is presented and it is shown that when a filter frequency response possesses symmetry, the realization problem becomes relatively simple.
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Multidimensional wave-digital principles: from filtering to numerical integration

TL;DR: Wave-digital principles, originally developed for one-dimensional filtering purposes, have later been extended to multidimensional filtering applications and have been shown to be applicable also to numerical integration of physically relevant ordinary and partial differential equations of linear and nonlinear type.
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Multidimensional digital filters with closed loss behavior designed by complex network theory approach

TL;DR: A very efficient design approach is presented for designing compact multidimensional digital filters having closed loss behavior (e.g., loss behavior with approximately circular, spherical, etc., symmetry).
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Symmetry Study for Delta- Operator-Based 2-D Digital Filters

TL;DR: This work comprehensively establishes the theory of constraints for delta-operator formulated discrete-time real-coefficient polynomials and functions, arising out of the many types of symmetries in their magnitude responses, and presents a least square error criterion based procedure to design 2-D digital filters in gamma-domain that utilizes the symmetry properties of the magnitude specification.
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Coset Sum: An Alternative to the Tensor Product in Wavelet Construction

TL;DR: The coset sum shares many essential features of the tensor product that make it attractive in practice and suggest that it is worthwhile to develop and practice alternative methods to the Tensor product for constructing multivariate wavelet systems.
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Two-dimensional spectral factorization with applications in recursive digital filtering

TL;DR: In this article, the concept of spectral factorization is extended to two dimensions in such a way as to preserve the analytic characteristics of the factors, and the resulting factors are shown to be recursively computable and stable in agreement with one-dimensional (1-D) spectral factorisation.
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Two-dimensional digital filtering

TL;DR: The problems of designing and implementing LSI systems for the processing of 2-D digital data, such as images or geophone arrays, are reviewed and discussed.
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Quadrantal symmetry associated with two-dimensional digital transfer functions

TL;DR: In this article, the class of two-dimensional (2D) digital transfer functions which possess quadrantal symmetry in their frequency responses is derived and application of this class in the design of 2-D recursive digital filters is indicated.
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Computer-aided design of separable two-dimensional digital filters

TL;DR: A procedure for the design of separable two-dimensional digital filters is presented and the computation involved in both the filter design and implementation is shown to be efficient.
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