The analytic signal of a real signal is a standard concept in 1D signal processing. However, the deenition of an analytic signal for real 2D signals is not possible by a straightforward extension of the 1D deenition. There rather occur several diierent approaches in the literature. We review the main approaches and propose a new deenition which is based on the recently introduced quaternionic F...

There are several results concerning double cosets of Young subgroups of symmetric groups which are often proved as corollaries of more general results about Coxeter groups. In this note we give a selection of these results and give them the short combinatorial proofs they deserve. Our replacement for the machinery of Coxeter groups consists of some simple combinatorial arguments involving tabl...

rticle history: vailable online xxxx eywords: iscrete Hilbert transform iscrete-time analytic signal edrosian product theorem The aim of this paper is to discuss discrete-time analytic signals and to provide the derivation of Bedrosian product theorem for discrete-time Hilbert transform. With the aid of the continuous-time analytic signals we provide a new approach to produce the discretetime a...

The bulk properties of composites are known to depend strongly on the microstructure. This dependence can be quanti ed in terms of a representation introduced by D. Bergman, which factorizes the geometry dependence from the contrast. Based on this analytic representation of the e ective permittivity, we present a general scheme to estimate the micro structural parameters, such as the volume fra...

The link between automatic and effortful processing and nonanalytic and analytic category learning was evaluated in a sample of 29 college undergraduates using declarative memory, semantic category search, and pseudoword categorization tasks. Automatic and effortful processing measures were hypothesized to be associated with nonanalytic and analytic categorization, respectively. Results suggest...

Phonological ganging is a type of cumulativity in constraint interaction where one strong constraint C1 can be overtaken by two weaker constraints C2 and C3 together but not by C2 or C3 independently (e.g., Jäger and Rosenbach 2006). In strict-ranking Optimality Theory (OT), phonological ganging is achieved via (local) constraint conjunction (e.g., Smolensky 1993, 2006; Baković 2000; Ito and Me...